I put the TMI Sport 1 foam and upholstery in my 68.  It turned out nice.  The foam raises the height of your legs under the steering wheel.  Keep that in mind as you consider it.  If I were doing it over, I'd just put the stock foam in.  I would still use TMI because it came out really nice.  I just wouldn't get the thicker foam.

TKOPerformance wrote:

  Very comfortable, but I don't slide all over the car when I carve a canyon.

You got a canyon in DE?

Bullet Bob wrote:

TKOPerformance wrote:

  Very comfortable, but I don't slide all over the car when I carve a canyon.

You got a canyon in DE?

Sure, its called the C&D Canal, but I wouldn't recommend trying to drive in it

Back roads have to serve.  I know its not really the same, but you work with what you got. 

TKOPerformance wrote:

Bullet Bob wrote:

TKOPerformance wrote:

  Very comfortable, but I don't slide all over the car when I carve a canyon.

You got a canyon in DE?

Sure, its called the C&D Canal, but I wouldn't recommend trying to drive in it

Back roads have to serve.  I know its not really the same, but you work with what you got. 

You guys are funny.  I like it.

TKOP:  Next time you're going to be down near the East TN area, let me know.  Here it's the straight back roads that are the unusual ones.  And I'm not just talking about the well known Tail of the Dragon.  During the weekends that stretch has too much traffic and too many cops.  Look at the maps and you'll see that there are many choices of similar, but unknown, roads in the mountains of East TN and Western NC so no need to be on the Tail of the Dragon.
 

That seems to be a question for TMI directly.  I'm sure if you contact them you will find out what your options are.

riwall wrote:

For TKOPerformance: I would look at getting the TMI seats but I have the blue 2-tone seats and I don't think their complete seats match the color. Did you try to match an interior color? Thanx

Black interior, so not too hard.  That said, their seats are made to order.  I would call them, as they make standard upholstery as well, so likely have the correct material to match.  I would also highly recommend recovering the rear seat with matching upholstery.  Even if the colors were spot on, time, UV exposure, etc. changes the color subtly to where until you put something new next to it you won't notice. 

TMI should be able to do anything you want. I wanted the parchment color from 66 for my 07 seats. TMI made them. They charged the cost of each cover plus a “cut charge” of about $100 for the pair for the non typical color of an 07 seat.

Cab4word67 wrote:

I have there low back sport buckets in my 65 and it took about 2 months of driving to get them to settle in and not sit high. I did notice that they are a little tight with the stock arm rest if the seat is moved forward, but thats all.  I love them now and thinking about there new bench seat for my 67 C10

Basically what I have except mine have headrests.  I wanted the horizontal ribbing because that's what '67's had and that matched the rear seats and door panels.  They did not disappoint. 

Very nice!