Reach out to Steve at http://www.240zrubberparts.com/ if you are interested in a set of seat guards.  He would like to get an idea of the demand before he computes the pricing and production feasibility.

Keith

On 1/27/2016 at 3:05 PM, zed2 said:

Reach out to Steve at http://www.240zrubberparts.com/ if you are interested in a set of seat guards.  He would like to get an idea of the demand before he computes the pricing and production feasibility.

Keith

 

coming soon.....stay tuned.  

 

I will be updating the webstore with the current items that i have in stock.

I also have a few new items. 

On 12/3/2018 at 10:24 AM, nix240z said:

 

coming soon.....stay tuned.  

 

I will be updating the webstore with the current items that i have in stock.

I also have a few new items. 

first set of seat guard samples....

When will a set be available for me?

Thanks,

Keith

It would be fun to put these on my series 1 car. I put in 77 seats so I can have the fold forward option and much easier to adjust the recline. I don't think anybody that goes to car shows here in Utah would even know the seats or corner protectors weren't correct.

Edited December 13, 20186 yr by w3wilkes

8 hours ago, nix240z said:

first set of seat guard samples....

Hi Steve , we have been waiting this so long time, I buy two sets of them !! Great work !!

Kats

I'll take four sets too.

How about mounting screws and the special washers? If they come with the guards, would be nice.

Kats

These will make great Christmas gifts!  I'm in for two sets.

Will these fit later generation seats? Cost?

You show two different hardware sets, Kats.  Which one do you think is most correct?  Black screws or plated screws?

Sets will be available after the first of the year at a cost of $200 per set plus shipping. 

I have spent a lot of  time and money on this project.

I don't have the original screws or washers that came with the seat covers. I will be able to figure out the washer size and I will need some measurements of screw.

I know they will fit the early style 70-71 seats and you will need to drill your own holes in the seat frame.