Hi Keith, my blue 240Z has the cloth , but the car is in a museum now so I can’t show you the one right now . Looks you found the one close to the original, I am optimistic about this issue as I will be able to find some nice one , or if it is impossible, I am OK to use closer material for the band .

Kats

 

I found an interesting thing , the earliest seat sliding control lever looked like this , the “ S “ curve is located here , it is pretty forward than the later one . I think this early lever might be seen in up to Jan or Feb 1970 . How about yours ?

And I confirmed the holes for the plastic guards , the holes are set both sides  of the frame . So workers at the factory did not have to pay attention which is left seat or right seat .

( the seat in the pictures is 01/70 Z432, not original bands and not original color for the lever and the frame ) 

Kats

Edited January 6, 20197 yr by kats

if you contacted me about the seat guards via email please check your email and spam folder also.

Sometimes my emails go to spam folders.

What are the three holes on the seat base used for?

Thanks,

Keith

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited January 14, 20206 yr by zed2
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Hi Keith. interesting find ! I have never expected the double wired style . 
Beautiful restoration indeed !

Kats

Keith, I believe the holes are for the seat guards. Which would be 3 on each side. One on the front and two down the side.

Steve