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Does this seat look familiar to anyone? They were bolted into a International Scout II, but definitely didn't come from it originally. Trying to figure out what they're from so we can decide if it would be a travesty to make office chairs (well, shop chairs) out of them.  Full album: https://imgur.com/a/AWKHq There's a rear bash panel (it covers the back of the base of the seat) that has some numbers on it, but none have resulted in anything useful in my searches: S <coach logo - looks familiar but I don't know what it is> 1CAV PT 1740871 ASM NO 20104425 REV 8 Then "P | P" encircled. Picture of this panel is here. Thank you!
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Those look like the seats I've seen in Scouts before? Hmm. To the bat-internet!
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Apr 12, 2016 00:18
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The coach symbol is for Fisher which was a part of GM until the mid 80s.
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Apr 12, 2016 00:24
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jhcain posted:Those look like the seats I've seen in Scouts before? Hmm. FatCow posted:The coach symbol is for Fisher which was a part of GM until the mid 80s. Krakkles fucked around with this message at 00:46 on Apr 12, 2016 |
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Apr 12, 2016 00:42
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Krakkles posted:I don't doubt that, but it's entirely likely they were a popular swap into scouts at some point in time. I doubt they're actually stock scout seats because the guy who is trying to ID them is THE most knowledgeable scout expert I know. Of course, from what I've heard, international was a lot like AMC in that they'd use random parts from wherever they were available, so not impossible that they're from a later model than what he specializes in. Pretty much literally everything they made. Passenger cars included.
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