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Old January 9th 2007, 02:23
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which seat rails to use.

i have a 74 bug, and am unsure of which pans to use. should i stick with the 3-point seat rails that came with the car originaly, or should i go with the older style seat rails? which is stronger/better and gives me the most seat options? i have to replace both pan halves and have many tools available to me, so im doing doing all the work myself.

pictures of everyones seat/pan combos would also be much appreciated.



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-Carl
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Old January 9th 2007, 10:29
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The seat rails from your '74 are superior to the ones in my '71.

I don't know which will give more options, however. The seats I investigated were available for both set-ups or for neither.

Here are mine:

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Old January 9th 2007, 18:59
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73-later Bugs can use a modified Golf/Jetta seat (you have to do a little welding). If you do a search, you can find links on this. You can also but after market seat "adapter" tracks. You can also strip everything off a pair of donor seat bottoms from the same year Bug and weld these to the bottom of your new seats.
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