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i assume? these are all much the same for fit. looking for a nice upholstered set in black for a 1963 bj7. thanks for any help.
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rear seat pans for bj7
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bob hughes
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Moss Motors on your side of the pond, on my side - AH Spares, AHead4 Healeys, SC Parts
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Hey Maxwedge,
AH Spares is 70 pounds per seat pan or you can get a pair already done up for 495 pounds ! BTW - have started a new chapter of Austin Healey Club of America - Lowcountry Chapter. PM me if you are interested in joining.
Regards,
Mike
AH Spares is 70 pounds per seat pan or you can get a pair already done up for 495 pounds ! BTW - have started a new chapter of Austin Healey Club of America - Lowcountry Chapter. PM me if you are interested in joining.
Regards,
Mike