Can anyone tell me what cars, years, etc, are considered to be 4th generation F bodies. I need some seats.

Thanks

82-02 f-body seats will fit as long as you use the fiero tracks

sorry not highjacking but what about grand am seats?
anybody

Yup, along with a bajillion other GM seats

quote Originally posted by RideZiLightning: Yup, along with a bajillion other GM seats

Watch you head. Most seats are VERY tall or thick at the but compared to the Fiero seats. If you are tall you will need to look for very thin and low seats. If you are not so tall you are in luck.

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...to answer the question...4th generation F-bodies are 92-02 (the last generation made - at least until the new version comes out).

hows about late model c4 seats? 93-96?

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quote Originally posted by Mickey_Moose: ...to answer the question...4th generation F-bodies are 92-02 (the last generation made - at least until the new version comes out).

The 92 is still 3rd gen.

93 is when 4th gen started then there was a minor make-over in 98 but they were still considered 4th gen which lasted until the demise of the F-Body

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