Be the First to Own 2005 Seats...

Stangston

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I was browsing Ebay, and look what I found:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2472582626&category=33701

How the hell these are being sold already, who knows... But, now you can set these up in your house, watch TV in them, sleep in them, and pretend you have an '05 until Fall. :nice:

In all seriousness, these are the best shots I've seen of the seats so far, and they might give you a better idea of what to expect. Just imagine leather over the cloth...
 
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SVTdriver said:
Although I'm not sure about the pattern it is a way to identify them as mustang only seats. They look a lot more supportive than earlier pictures showed them being.
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The side bolsters do look very good. The thigh bolsters look like they could use some work, but it's just not possible to tell from photo's. The real test will be trying it on myself.

These seats do look similar to the ones in the volvo s40. I tried those on recently at the milwaukee auto show and I found they were a *lot* more supportive than they looked.
 
looks like the stock cloth seats you would find in a base 2005 V6.

I don't know If like all those little pony decals in the middle area. The headrests look very functional however. they are definately an improvment, probably even more functional then the 03 cobra seats.

the rear seats look very deep.
 
i came across those earlier too... but who is going to buy them, i highly doubt they would bolt into any stang besides the 05+... especially the rears. Im just curious as to how someone got ahold of them... they still have the tags attached too... wierd
 
These seats look like unsupportive pieces of garbage like the ones in my 2003 GT.

I drove my mom's SVT Focus this weekend and I got reminded how much better those seats are than my GT's.

Mark
 
Hell, I'd buy just the headrest. Man oh man do I hate the headrest in my GT! Does anyone actually drive with their head leaning backwards?

I actually like Fords newer-generation cloth seats. We have them in our 2004 Expedition. If 2-toned (light and dark grey in that), they look and feel pretty sweet.

But hell, for $500, I can jott down to the local pep-boys and pickup some cloth racing racing seats (they wanted $250 each) which are Corbeau comfortable for a fraction of the cost!