I've a pair of Miata seats if you're interested.
Many racing seats are a bear to get in and out of. Cheap ones tend to be
about as comfortable to sit on as a board. Do consider that.
Not sure what you're saying about selling outright on e-bay. If you mean
buy it now, there are several pair listed. Otherwise, they are sold to the
highest bidder.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stasyszen, Jerry" <JStasyszen@odmhsas.org>
Subject: Seats
> Okay, I have asked this before but I posted it to the NASS digest so it
> probably got lost in all the other postings. I know someone out there
> has the answer to this question. I need a pair of seats for my 76
> Spitfire, I know Miata seats are suppose to fit but I have found that it
> is very difficult to get them. Seems they are resold about as fast as
> the salvage yards get them. A salvage attendant told me that the 2000
> model Toyota Celica seats are narrow and that they would fit. I have
> seen on the back of a JC Whitney catalog a pair of racing seats for
> 249.95, they look like Corbeau racing seats that recline and in the
> local Autozone a set of seats that look like the ones in the JC Whitney
> catalog. Has anyone tried to fit these in to their Spitfire, does anyone
> have any suggestions of other seats that may work? I have tried the Ebay
> route but don't like the game play. If they sold the seats out right on
> Ebay I wouldn't mind shopping there. MOSS and the other LBC Parts
> suppliers are totally outrageous on seat covers and most upholstry shops
> are about the same as the LBC suppliers. BTW, I called the number at JC
> Whitney and they said the seat will mount in a 20" x 20" space, about 2
> inches too wide. Any suggestion is appreciated.
>
> Jerry Stasyszen
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