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'67 Mustang Headrests

Mosesatm

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Were the '68 style headrests optional on '67 Mustangs, or was '68 the first year?
 

CougarCJ

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The two post headrests I believe were only available on the 1968's.
 

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The 67 head rest was a two post but ancored on the rear of seat back. Marty
 
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Mosesatm

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So these are most likely '68 seats with '67 covers?
 

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franklinair

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With the release lever on the side of the seatback- that started in 1968. Never saw a '67 with them.

Neil
 
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Mosesatm

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With the release lever on the side of the seatback- that started in 1968. Never saw a '67 with them.

Neil

Excellent point!

Yay, my search for '68 headrests is over!!!

Anyone want to buy some '69 headrests?
 

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If you can ship to Australia I may be interested. I'd want the inner sleeve that bolts to the seatback and trim piece as well as the headrests.

PM me...
 
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Mosesatm

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If you can ship to Australia I may be interested. I'd want the inner sleeve that bolts to the seatback and trim piece as well as the headrests.

PM me...

The problem is that the inner sleeves don't bolt to '68 seat backs, only '69 backs (I learned that the hard, and expensive way). You may be able to weld them on, though.

I'll shoot you a note.

Edit:
I went out to the garage to look at the seat backs again and confirmed that there is no way to attach the '69 headrests onto a '68 frame. The seat backs are completely different.
 
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