Tilt lever bezel 74 seats trim

[Ian76]

Sorry for posting in GD. Hoping to cast a bigger net.

Need the part pictured. The bezel. Not the knob. I have seats from a 74. Pic of seats attached too.

Thank you!

Ian

[mfbanres]

I believe those are available new from Walloth & Nesch.

[esty]

iirc, tilux sells them...

http://www.ebay.com/sch/tilux/m.html?item=271187739595&pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f240c83cb&vxp=mtr&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

[John_in_VA]

Are you certain those are '74 seats? I believe the vertical seams stop 2/3rds up that year.

Jaymic has the part - http://www.jaymic.com/shop/parts_02_products.asp?grp=02IN&page=6

[austinmf]

74 seats do have a horizontal seam on the backrest below the shoulders. Could be a recover... The bezel is thin cheap plastic with a black decal. Someone was making them from steel but I forgot who...

[Conserv]

Are you certain those are '74 seats? I believe the vertical seams stop 2/3rds up that year.

Jaymic has the part - http://www.jaymic.com/shop/parts_02_products.asp?grp=02IN&page=6

As you say, the vertical ribs on a '74 seat's backrest originally stopped 2/3rds way up the seat, which is not presently the case here. But, like these seats, '74 front seats have 7 ribs across the seat's center section, unlike the 6 ribs on '75-'76 seats and the much larger number of ribs on pre-'74 seats. So perhaps these are '74 seats, with 7 ribs, that have had a recovering or partial repair that simply skipped over the distinctive plain panel that typically characterizes the top 1/3rd of the backrest?

The black plastic side panels covering the hinges -- as opposed to chrome -- also suggest post-'73 seats.

Steve

[MikeD]

I bought them for my 74 from Walloth & Nesch. Very good quality. You can find them on their web site.