Mustang Throwback Seat
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Looks great!
QUOTE=deadrubberboy;15247279]Here's what I ended up with. Not sure how it will "weather"... fiberglass pan, and the covering is presumably cheap vinyl. I had to dremel off a LOT of the nose of it to make it fit. I'm happy with it, esp since it was only $90.
If the Throwback will accommodate my sissybar it'll be my backup plan if this one fails on me. So far so good though.
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QUOTE=deadrubberboy;15247279]Here's what I ended up with. Not sure how it will "weather"... fiberglass pan, and the covering is presumably cheap vinyl. I had to dremel off a LOT of the nose of it to make it fit. I'm happy with it, esp since it was only $90.
If the Throwback will accommodate my sissybar it'll be my backup plan if this one fails on me. So far so good though.
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Older king/queen seats required a bar, otherwise the back portion would not support the passenger. This seat has steel reinforcement built in, so it serves as the sissy bar and requires no extra support.
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Thank you for the information!
QUOTE=Mustang Seats;15255036]Just for general information: it will not fit with standard-mounted bars. Of course, if you were to mod the bar it can work.
Older king/queen seats required a bar, otherwise the back portion would not support the passenger. This seat has steel reinforcement built in, so it serves as the sissy bar and requires no extra support.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=Mustang Seats;15255036]Just for general information: it will not fit with standard-mounted bars. Of course, if you were to mod the bar it can work.
Older king/queen seats required a bar, otherwise the back portion would not support the passenger. This seat has steel reinforcement built in, so it serves as the sissy bar and requires no extra support.[/QUOTE]
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