Is there a difference, and how can someone who has never seen them installed in a brat before tell the difference? Also, how much should you pay for a decent set?
Keith
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Guest Message by DevFuse
Gen1 vs. Gen2 Brat Jump seats
Started by
RallyKeith
, Sep 25 2003 09:04 AM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 25 September 2003 - 09:04 AM
#2
Posted 25 September 2003 - 09:53 AM
Im almost 100% sure that the all the same....
#3
Posted 25 September 2003 - 10:02 AM
no differences between gen1/gen2, except there was a slight change in '84, when the tube supports behind the back of the seats became a continuous loop across the back, instead of just ending at the top with a rubber plug. the texture of the seats is slightly different, and the drain hole is a little different.
the headrest bars longer for the Gen2's, but the Gen1's have enough extra length that they can be drilled out to work fine....
price depends on supply/demand usually. I've given $30-50 for sets in junkyards but that's pretty rare. have seen 'em go for $250 for a set...
shipping them is usually what costs a lot.
latest observations from board/eBay:
jump seats: $75 to $125 a set.
the rear headrests usually go $15-$25 a set.
working rear seatbelts around $40 a set.
seat frame usually $15-$30
the headrest bars longer for the Gen2's, but the Gen1's have enough extra length that they can be drilled out to work fine....
price depends on supply/demand usually. I've given $30-50 for sets in junkyards but that's pretty rare. have seen 'em go for $250 for a set...
shipping them is usually what costs a lot.
latest observations from board/eBay:
jump seats: $75 to $125 a set.
the rear headrests usually go $15-$25 a set.
working rear seatbelts around $40 a set.
seat frame usually $15-$30
#4
Posted 25 September 2003 - 10:06 AM
Thanks guys. So for a set in decent shape with non working seat belts $75-$100 is reasonable?
Keith
Keith
#5
Posted 27 September 2003 - 10:01 PM
What a relief. I bought a set of seats off Ebay today. The guy called to ask if I needed any more Brat parts. I asked what year his Brat was, and he told me he had an '80 and a '78 -- both Gen 1! (My Brat is an '82). I was a bit worried that the seats had changed from generation to generation. I'm much happier now.
--Shane in Seattle
--Shane in Seattle
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