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Seat pans for a big Healey?
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bighealeysource
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Hey Scott,
Those are seat pans used from about 1960 on until the Mark II's came out when
the perforated became solid sheet steel. The first seat pans on the 6 cylinder
cars were open with no perforated metal like the ones you have. I don't
believe 100-4's ever used a metal seat pan. My BN1 had a wooden seat form
and think the BN2's did also. You might put these in the classified section
as a lot of us have had to purchase them to replace rusty old ones.
Regards,
Mike
Those are seat pans used from about 1960 on until the Mark II's came out when
the perforated became solid sheet steel. The first seat pans on the 6 cylinder
cars were open with no perforated metal like the ones you have. I don't
believe 100-4's ever used a metal seat pan. My BN1 had a wooden seat form
and think the BN2's did also. You might put these in the classified section
as a lot of us have had to purchase them to replace rusty old ones.
Regards,
Mike
Putzkes-FAHRSPASS
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I know of one guy in San Diego need this seat pans. I will contact him and let you know. How much are you ask for?
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