I had come across a Mustang website that showed how 94 - 2002 Mustang seats, can easily be retrofitted into classic Mustangs.
http://www.stephanies-mustang.com/seats.htm
The older I get the less I like the stock seats in my GT/CS, not to mention not having headrests. Well after seeing the website I started searching for newer Mustang seats. My interior is black and all I could find were cloth seats no black just grey. Cloth just wouldn't do and I was about to give up hope on this endevor, when I came across a deal on black leather seats from a 98 Cobra Mustang. I checked them out, and bought them for a reasonable price. The website showed how you remove the stock seat tracks and mount them on the newer style seats. The two front mounting holes on the seat are used, then you mark the rear holes and drill and tap 5/16-18 threads, then put a grade 8 bolt in. The seat adjuster has to be bent flat to work on the new seat, no big deal. It took me a half hour a seat for track removal and new installation. How cool, easy project you have to love those. I didn't get to clean the leather yet, but I did a test area that I cleaned and conditioned, and it looks awesome.
I know alot of the crew here is for original equiptment, but what a difference in comfort, I mean serious driving comfort. The stock seats will never reside in the car again. Unfortunately there is no room to safely store the original seats, so they will have to go. I will take offers on my old seats which have perfect vinyl, just not sure how to ship them.
http://www.stephanies-mustang.com/seats.htm
The older I get the less I like the stock seats in my GT/CS, not to mention not having headrests. Well after seeing the website I started searching for newer Mustang seats. My interior is black and all I could find were cloth seats no black just grey. Cloth just wouldn't do and I was about to give up hope on this endevor, when I came across a deal on black leather seats from a 98 Cobra Mustang. I checked them out, and bought them for a reasonable price. The website showed how you remove the stock seat tracks and mount them on the newer style seats. The two front mounting holes on the seat are used, then you mark the rear holes and drill and tap 5/16-18 threads, then put a grade 8 bolt in. The seat adjuster has to be bent flat to work on the new seat, no big deal. It took me a half hour a seat for track removal and new installation. How cool, easy project you have to love those. I didn't get to clean the leather yet, but I did a test area that I cleaned and conditioned, and it looks awesome.
I know alot of the crew here is for original equiptment, but what a difference in comfort, I mean serious driving comfort. The stock seats will never reside in the car again. Unfortunately there is no room to safely store the original seats, so they will have to go. I will take offers on my old seats which have perfect vinyl, just not sure how to ship them.