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Interesting, mine did not. Originally it was a factory soft top. That may have been the difference. You can feel the holes where the head rests would go, but they are covered in factory vinyl.
My 76 has the plugs in the holes for the headrests. My understanding is that all 76 seats are set up for them but get the plugs if the headrest was not ordered.
John
That is the way they came. Curious how long you have owned your 76? I bought 74 seats to put in my 68 and they had the plugs but that was when the seats were less then ten years old. My 76 just has the holes with no plugs but it was over thirty years old before I bought. Most these plugs disappeared over the years. They simply slip in and out. Now should I try and find the plugs I pulled out of the 74 seats when I put in headrests to put into the 76 or just stick in headrests which much easier to find.My 76 has the plugs in the holes for the headrests. My understanding is that all 76 seats are set up for them but get the plugs if the headrest was not ordered.
John
I need to look at mine a little closer, but I don't think they have plugs. I like the look of the headrests better and it has to be safer as well.
That is the way they came. Curious how long you have owned your 76? I bought 74 seats to put in my 68 and they had the plugs but that was when the seats were less then ten years old. My 76 just has the holes with no plugs but it was over thirty years old before I bought. Most these plugs disappeared over the years. They simply slip in and out. Now should I try and find the plugs I pulled out of the 74 seats when I put in headrests to put into the 76 or just stick in headrests which much easier to find.