I have narrowed down my choice of new seats for my 67 to the Procar Elite or the Cobreau Sport. I have the Morris Classic 3 point belts in my coupe now and am wondering if there will be a fitment problem with these seats and also I am at 5' 10" are the seat adaptors and brackets going to allow the correct seat heigth without mods?

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I just picked these up from checkers for 112.50 ea.

Dont look too bad for that money but I am pretty set on the two I mentioned and was hoping for some feedback from anyone that installed them in their own ride.

Wow! I am overwhelmed with all the responses;) JK Would appreciate any input from anyone wth these seats.

I have the Corbeau GTS II's and I cut an inch out of the brackets to drop them down in my 67.

we went with Arizen seats with the flat brackets. Puts the seats as low as you can get them and has 3 inches of room on the brackets to move toward the front of rear of the car. Im 6'5" and need all the room I can get.

Tell us about the turbo set-up in the background. That's what's on my mind.

I talked to Jim at Motorsport seats today and Corbeau claims they dont have a heighth issue but they do offer to shave an inch off the seat for an additional 40.00.Iam leaning to go that route as even the stock seats sit a tad high for my taste.The Procar elites dont offer that option. The double locking slider is also an opotion for 15.00 per. Probably not a bad idea with 540 hp.:thumbsup:

I put the Procar Elite in Camaro with the Scat Seat Adapter Brackets. I didn't like the height so I cut the tabs and re-welded them back on then I bought some 1/4 inch flat stock and move the bracket back 2 inches. needless to say know know sets behind me.

I have the Corbeau seats and also the Morris Classis 3 point belts. I have no clearance problems at all. I order to get the retractable mechanism bolted in it did take some patience, but once they are in they fit great. To get my seats in I found that if you bolt the frame down first and then the seat, it goes much easier.

Thanks for the info. Plan on ordering the Corbeau seats soon.