Pete M

the welded bits are indeed embedded in foam (the whole frame is), but it has been shown that you can weld some in if you're super careful not to set the foam on fire. later backs go right on older seats. I upgraded the 88 I was working on with headrests using a spare 91 back I had.

wait, why did they keep the middle belt if there's no place for the middle person's butt?

that's a good score right there!

later MJ benches have headrests.

a truck well done

showing off those skills! looks fantastic!

well, I guess that makes a bit more sense.

unless you're looking to solder to the preamps inside the radio, you'll need a converter that takes your amped signals (the wires that previously ran to the speakers) and converts back to a preamp signal.

I assume it was trimmed to fit a topper? what a bizarre trim pattern.

they look good

sounds like an injector is stuck open?

nice! I do love a bone stock survivor

need for speed indeed.

if you quote someone, can you edit that quote? or is that a mod power?

sweet! I wonder how old it is?

make sure the little tab in the bottom of the socket isn't squashed flat and failing to make contact.

ground loss somewhere?

wheels look pretty good too!

could be a loose or corroded connection in the wiring or in the multi-function stalk. those suck to have to track down. did this happen before the LEDs were installed?

from what I remember reading about them, the fitment is poor, the metal is thin.

1" 1/8" diameter. 14" long