Vw low backs fit in c10 and look decent?

[Sik5chevy]

Got a chance to get a set of late 60's vw low backs for a reasonable price will they fit in a c10 and look decent. I know there are some vw guys on here and I couldn't find anything on a search except some high backs. If anybody got some please post.

[Zane M]

They will "fit", but it likely will not be a bolt in deal. You are probably going to have to modify the tracks.
If they look "decent" is an entirely subjective viewpoint. I didn't care for them in VW's, so I probably wouldn't like them in these trucks, but your opinion could be different.

[Sik5chevy]

Gotcha thanks for the reply

[rcnutt]

The tracks are built into the pan on most.....it will take a bit of fab to make them work. Scat lowbacks are nice and not too bad price wise too, about 500 for a set from summit.

[Sik5chevy]

Originally Posted by rcnutt

The tracks are built into the pan on most.....it will take a bit of fab to make them work. Scat lowbacks are nice and not too bad price wise too, about 500 for a set from summit.

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[Sik5chevy]

Thanks for the reply and Merry Christmas to yall
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[Brad54]

If you're looking to go that route, you might want to check out Summit's seats. I've got these in a drag car project, and a buddy put them in a Studebaker and Mustang that he road raced in Mexico (2000 miles!) and Newfoundland Canada respectively.
Said they were extremely comfortable.
For $127, plus the price of the seat tracks, it's hard to beat brand new seats.
And they really look a lot like the Buddy Buckets in '66.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rgg-1340001

[Sik5chevy]

That's it and thanks I appreciate it that's not much more than I was gonna pay plus I get new seats. Thanks for the reply