64 Tahoe 160 seat mounts

I'd like to see pictures of the Tahoe, too! The one with the floor shifter and left hand drive is a rare boat. In the brochure, it looks like it only has one shifter. Is that correct and if so, does it also have a gas pedal?

I believe your boat would have had wood base buckets originally that were screwed to the floor. The metal frames you're talking about came out in the late 60s and were used into 70s and maybe beyond. They come up for sale on ebay and CCF occationally. And yes they bolted to the floor with aluminum strips with metal or plastic knobs. Christines may sell the strips you're looking for.

Great boat. Post some pics!

All I have a go on is a similiar boat I saw a few years back. My boat is similiar to a Baracudda SS with the center console and left hand steering . The current seats were done in 80's style and sit loose on the floor. How were the seats mounted if not on the aluminum bar stock stands that are available in reproduction? Anybody else out there have a Tahoe 160?

Riley wrote: Sliding seats in a 64? Cast metal knobs? In 64?

Sounds like he wants to put in some non-original 70's seats?

Steven,
Welcome to CCfan. Great that you found the site. You will not find a better one for dealing with older CC's!

We need pictures. Love to see what you have and what you're dealing with. Condition, etc. Get some pictures together a short story and submitted to Keith so he can enter your boat in the dairies.

Regarding the floor brackets, if no one has a set, they can be fabricated. They are 1/4" x 2" aluminum bar. 4 countersunk holes (#10)from the top for screwing to the floor and 2 countersunk holes from the bottom for the knobs. 3/8" flatheads loctited in. In 64 CC would have used die cast metal knobs and then later in about 69-70 they went to plastic. If you don't get the metal knobs with the brackets, you'll need to go with the plastic.