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I have the front seat springs from a sedan which I plan to use in my coupe. However they are going to need a serious overhaul.Filling Station has 1933-35 Cabriolet front seat springs. Would those fit in a coupe? Or what about the 33 Master Coupe springs they have, would they fit a 34 as well?
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The 1934 Master is 2" wider than a 1933 Master at the front doors so I would assume the seat is also 2" wider.
Seeing the 1933-35 seat springs advertised are actually for the Standard series as there were no 1935 Master open cars. I would ask for their demensions.
From Chevrolet
Width of fron cushion
1934 Master 42 1/8", 1934 Std 41 3/8", 1933 Master , 42"....measured at top of chshion, next to seat back.
Cushions taper to less width as you go forward.
Last edited by Chev Nut; 07/27/08 01:39 PM.
Gene Schneider
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Thanks Gene,
That means the '33 would at least fit in the car whereas the opposite wouldn,t be true. It may be a compromise I'd be willing to make since my '34 springs are so rough.When I get back home I'll post photos of my springs and ask for opinions. 1/8 of an inch doesn't appear to be a big issue.
Best Regards, Pat
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