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#115447 - 11/24/01 11:01 PM Armrests
Tinindian Member Registered: 08/14/01 Posts: 703 Loc: Victoria, B.C.	I have a very low mileage 1985 Olds Cutlass Supreme. Can anyone tell me if any later GM armrest (the ones with cup and coin holders etc) are an easy replacement for my original one. Or would it be better/easier to use a complete later front seat?<BR>Reid _________________________ Happy hobbying from Reid Pearce "New Series Big Six" 6-30 Pontiac Custom Sedan "Tinindian" Assembled on June 6, 1930 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
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#115448 - 12/12/01 01:55 PM Re: Armrests
Anonymous Unregistered	If your "old" interior is a blue leather, 60/40 power bench I'll buy it. I want to replace the blue velour seat in my '84 Cutlass convert.
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