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Mark
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 Jul-18-08, 04:37 AM (GMT)
 
"40 to 41 truc & panel Seat"
 
   I had posted earlier on this and was wondering if anyone had correct original info on the truck seats?



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alanwoodieman
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 Jul-18-08, 12:25 PM (GMT)
 
1. "RE: 40 to 41 truc & panel Seat"
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   Is your truck a panel-pick-up of large truck? If a panel most of them had a single front seat standard and the passenger seat was an option, same materiel as a pick-up and larger trucks. I have a 41 3/4 ton truck and may have some pictures of a panel truck seat


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Mark
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 Jul-18-08, 08:16 PM (GMT)
 
2. "RE: 40 to 41 truc & panel Seat"
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   my truck is a half ton panel, the front clip looks like the trucks and cars. The seats for the panels are different in that they have a bench bottom and bucket type tops. My truck was sitting in a barn for 52 years and the mice did a number on the seat. I am not sure that the remaining material is correct. (perhaps the seat came out of a car in the 50's. In the photos I have seen the car seats look simlar to the panel seats but I do not know that to be fact. The 40-41 brouchure shows the seat that I have but not much detail is given on the fabric type.


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supereal
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 Jul-19-08, 05:44 PM (GMT)
 
3. "RE: 40 to 41 truc & panel Seat"
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   The best authority on car and truck upholstery is LeBaron Bonney. Their web site is www.lebaronbonney.com They really know their stuff, and are unfailingly helpful.


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