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***Now sold***
FJ40 '65-'71 Long Jump Seat Pair, Excellent Condition
Update: March 15 - $600 plus shipping
Update: Jan 9, Price drop from $850 to $750 local pickup (or add actual shipping)
Although for the FJ40, these also fit in the troopys with existing weld nut holes (one hole on each of the rear double hole feet and one hole on each of the double hole back tabs, line up perfectly).
Seats were media blasted and powder coated near to the Toyota pewter (silver with a very subtle sparkle when viewed up close). All new SOR 2" Qualex commercial grade foam cushions and new Cruiser Corps gray seat covers, hardware, straps, etc. The one exception is I never got around to sourcing new springs, so the seats still have the originals with some surface rust.
Seat bottoms have some of the original dents, so not quite the $2,000 'showroom condition' sets that guy sells on eBay, but excellent condition.
To buy the new foams, seat covers and hardware will run you $400 alone, plus you'll need source frames without the typical missing rust/rot feet or cracked joints, and then finally prep and paint/powder coat.
Asking $750 local pickup or plus actual shipping.
Let me know any questions.
FJ40 '65-'71 Long Jump Seat Pair, Excellent Condition
Update: March 15 - $600 plus shipping
Although for the FJ40, these also fit in the troopys with existing weld nut holes (one hole on each of the rear double hole feet and one hole on each of the double hole back tabs, line up perfectly).
Seats were media blasted and powder coated near to the Toyota pewter (silver with a very subtle sparkle when viewed up close). All new SOR 2" Qualex commercial grade foam cushions and new Cruiser Corps gray seat covers, hardware, straps, etc. The one exception is I never got around to sourcing new springs, so the seats still have the originals with some surface rust.
Seat bottoms have some of the original dents, so not quite the $2,000 'showroom condition' sets that guy sells on eBay, but excellent condition.
To buy the new foams, seat covers and hardware will run you $400 alone, plus you'll need source frames without the typical missing rust/rot feet or cracked joints, and then finally prep and paint/powder coat.
Let me know any questions.
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