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Bookmark or Share- How do I remove headrest? (68/69) - Vintage Mustang ForumsI bought these low-back bucket seats for the headrests only. I will be adding them to my original seats, using what's necessary and giving away the leftovers, or tossing them. I do not have a lot of room for storage, so I only want to save what the upholsterer will need to do this.
- 1968 Mustang Bucket seats with headrest - Vintage Mustang ForumsThe two post headrests were a mid year option in 68 for the Mustang, but variations of them were also used in other Ford’s. Specifically the Cougar used the exact same ones as the Mustang. I was able to find a set from a Cougar in excellent condition.
- TMI Sport seats with headrests vs anything else?Just a comment on my TMI seats, I'm 6'2" and I put the 2" seat track extenders on and I have the TMI sportseats with headrests. I didn't want to stray too far away from the stock look, so the side bolsters are not too exaggerated and most car-guy people don't know my seats aren't stock. But, I honestly love my seats and they are VERY comfortable.
- 1968-69 high back, low back seats, headrest educate me pleaseThe ones without headrests look like '65-67 Mustang seats, so as CJM68GT390 said above, any '65-67 Mustang Upholstery kit will fit. The ones with the headrests ... upholstery pattern looks like '69 Cougar. Same seat frames & seat foam as Mustang though, so any '69 low back Mustang upholstery kit will fit. Doug
- how to add headrests on seats w/o headrests - Vintage Mustang ForumsTMI has both sport and non-sport headrests, I added the sport headrests with the sport seat foams and covers. Seat foams They are made for '67 seats, but can be used with '68 seats.
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