1963 rear seat?

[Dunkin]

Does anyone have pictures of the inside of the rear seat, top and bottom? Thank you.      Cancel I pulled it out.

Edited February 15, 2023 by Dunkin
No longer needed.

[tanda62]

is this what you are looking for?  These are pictures of both before they are going to be restored one of these days.

 

[Dunkin]

Yes, thank you, I went ahead and pulled them out. Your pictures are very good, I have to get them reupholstered.  Thanks again for your time.

[John Brissette]

In my 50 years of Avanti ownership and parts collecting, I've never seen an Avanti rear seat that wasn't very rusty.

[Dunkin]

Yes, mine look like the pictures. Thought about using rust converter on them. Also, no well nuts or bolts.

[Rick Allen]

I just purchased a '64 R2 which was last inspected in 1972 and had sat in a un-heated garage (cement floor) until it was purchased and put into a storage container 5 years ago; and then I bought it 3 weeks ago.  The seats, door panels, etc. had mold on them, I cleaned them several times with Spray 9, and then treated them with Zymol cream leather conditioner, I was luck in the fact that, aside from some minor surface rust, the seat bottoms were relatively rust free,,,  

[Dunkin]

Rick, yours, look pretty good.

[RoyG]

My seats were so rusty that the smaller springs in many cases have fallen apart.  Any idea where to get replacement springs?

[mfg]

You may find something similar at your local hardware store.

[MARK]

they look beautiful, I never heard of Zymol cream