I saw one on here (in Naples, FL) in the T classifieds, but can't contact the person until I post 10 times I'm told.
If you have one to sell, let me know. I'm in Chattanooga, used Greyhound to ship a seat before & it worked well,
thanks, Daniel
RE Grayhound, maybe in the past but their shipping services have changed and may no longer be availed.
Don't have one, but do you mean the seat springs?
I looked at the classifieds back to Aug and don't see a listing for any seats. Can you post a link to the ad?
Other suggestion; get new springs from Snyders or Langs.
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Naples, FL
Posts: 378
Default 1927 coupe seat assembly
City: $400
State: Florida
Price: $400
I have the seat assembly out of a 1927 coupe. It consists of: front and rear seat risers, rear seat riser side vertical braces, package tray (metal with good wood), seat springs with good wood and back rest springs with good wood. Prefer local pickup. However, I will mount parts on a pallet for shipping at no charge. The cost of shipping is the buyer's responsibility.
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A coupe seat is a lot different than a roadster seat. You need to find a roadster seat. I think I saw it on Facebook Market place and did not look that great anyway. Buy a new set, make your own covers, think you will be money ahead and have a good foundation to sit on to boot.