Corbeau bucket seat brackets

[Ribbedroof]

Have you considered looking at newer seat tracks? Many OE seats are now set up with a lever to adjust height on their manual seats, and typically have a better/easier to use handle for fore/aft adjustment.

I couldn't say which exact ones right offhand, because I am probably in and out of a couple dozen vehicles weekly, but it seems like most have this feature...aside from the obvious electric seats

 

[UC645]

Have you considered looking at newer seat tracks? Many OE seats are now set up with a lever to adjust height on their manual seats, and typically have a better/easier to use handle for fore/aft adjustment.

I couldn't say which exact ones right offhand, because I am probably in and out of a couple dozen vehicles weekly, but it seems like most have this feature...aside from the obvious electric seats

Hatchback Subaru Impreza seats fit that bill, but are a bit too wide for a G body IMO.

 

[L05edSS]

Have you considered looking at newer seat tracks? Many OE seats are now set up with a lever to adjust height on their manual seats, and typically have a better/easier to use handle for fore/aft adjustment.

I couldn't say which exact ones right offhand, because I am probably in and out of a couple dozen vehicles weekly, but it seems like most have this feature...aside from the obvious electric seats

yeah i recently seen that in 1 of the new subarus and like the idea of it. however im gonna either buy what orginally posted and mod it or buy this and have a base built with snub legs with 1 hole drilled in each to a bolt with custom feet with 2 bolt holes 1 for factory height and another a 1/2 in down for the height i want. https://www.opgi.com/interior-accessories/seat-accessories/seat-slider6/ch34321.html

EDIT just found the question section under the corbeau " Q: Will this bracket bolt to my stock Monte Carlo bucket seats?"
" A: No it will not. Corbeau seat brackets are specific to Corbeau seats and won't work with other aftermarket or OEM seats."

so that answers that, it saves to read. lol

 

[L05edSS]

As I mentioned in your other thread
https://gbodyforum.com/threads/looking-at-a-1-inch-drop.88369/
your best option is a factory power base, it can sit lower than any fixed base and if you still need more leg room you can make relocation brackets like I did for my Regal in 2015 that will give you just under 2" more legroom, but I believe somebody makes them now.

you know you're kinda right. lol had pops dig out the ol' power seat base from 1995 that lived for 2 wks and left me stuck in my car for near 1/2 hr all the way fwd. its a good solid base that i know bolts to floor & factory bucket to be gutted and modified to take a manual slider. bought this ut from amazon for a few sheckles less but i'll be payin out the (_*_) for whatever fabs i'm sure. https://www.opgi.com/interior-accessories/seat-accessories/seat-slider6/ch34321.html

i called opgi bout fitting factory buckets and they said NO so i'm confused how they can advertise this fitting any monte. lol

 

[Streetbu]

That's what all aftermarket sliders look like. Those bolt to aftermarket seats on one side, and whatever bracket fits your car & floor on the other side