1968 Cyclone upholstery needed
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Forum Name: 1968-1969 Ford and Mercury
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Topic: 1968 Cyclone upholstery needed
Posted By: moneypit68
Subject: 1968 Cyclone upholstery needed
Date Posted: 28-April-2014 at 4:45PM
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Does anyone know of a company that makes original style seat coverings for my 68 Cyclone fastback? I have the bucket seat interior.I know that there weren't very many Cyclones made in 68 with bucket seats.
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Posted By: jedclampit
Date Posted: 29-April-2014 at 12:45AM
I believe it is the same as the Torino/Fairlanes?
Got A picture of what you have?
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Posted By: moneypit68
Date Posted: 06-May-2014 at 4:48PM
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I'll post some pictures as soon as I can.It would be great if they were the same.So far about the only Fairlane stuff I've found to fit the Cyclone is the weatherstripping.
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Posted By: jedclampit
Date Posted: 06-May-2014 at 4:59PM
I have brand new in bag&box, solid dark blue, front upholstery, for a 68/69 torino W/bucket seats if it meets your need.
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Posted By: moneypit68
Date Posted: 07-May-2014 at 5:12AM
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I need black covers.Thanks anyway.
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Posted By: jedclampit
Date Posted: 07-May-2014 at 5:51AM
http://www.mecum.com/auctions/lot_detail.cfm?LOT_ID=DA0913-165579
If this is what you have, it 'appears' to me the seats are the same dimensionally.. but the "comfort weave" insets are what is different in appearance.
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Posted By: jedclampit
Date Posted: 07-May-2014 at 5:53AM
http://www.papro.com/torino.htm
SOmething you may find interesting!
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Posted By: 68hardtop
Date Posted: 27-August-2014 at 10:44PM
What ever you do dont use mustang market the have Torino/Ranchero bucket seats but they aren't what they say. Comfortweave my ass no refund or compensation what so ever. On the other hand the guy that assembled my seats was awesome comes from a family of upholsterers and super fair price. He's in Pacific north west but I would certainly recommend him and forward any contact info, his name is Leif,good guy.Great work
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Posted By: moneypit68
Date Posted: 28-August-2014 at 1:54AM
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Thanks for the warning.From what I've been told the pattern on my Cyclone buckets is different from the Fairlane and Torino.I'll probably have to try to find the right material and have them made.Repo stuff for a 68 Cyclone is mostly non existent.Thanks again.
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Posted By: unlovedford
Date Posted: 28-August-2014 at 2:58AM
What about 1968 Montego upholstery?
------------- Joe 1972 Mom's Squire Wagon 1972 Torino Wagon 1976 Torino 1968 Cougar XR7-First batch 1972 Torino 460 1989 BroncoII/Jeeps/Titanimous Popeye and Brutus (Rams)
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Posted By: JamieT
Date Posted: 03-December-2014 at 11:16AM
For what it's worth: The 68 Montego buckets are the same as the Torino with the exception that some (maybe all) Montego buckets cam with headrests. As far as I can figure out, Torino buckets did not get headrests till 1969.
------------- Jamie Thurber 68 Montego 78 Ranchero US Navy retired
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Posted By: JamieT
Date Posted: 08-December-2014 at 3:42AM
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Pictures of 68 Montego.
------------- Jamie Thurber 68 Montego 78 Ranchero US Navy retired
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Posted By: dave302
Date Posted: 08-December-2014 at 4:52AM
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I will post the pictures below.
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Posted By: dave302
Date Posted: 08-December-2014 at 4:52AM
Posted By: dave302
Date Posted: 08-December-2014 at 4:53AM
Posted By: dave302
Date Posted: 08-December-2014 at 4:54AM
Posted By: dave302
Date Posted: 08-December-2014 at 4:55AM
Posted By: dave302
Date Posted: 08-December-2014 at 5:01AM
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