What swivel bases work well? Anyone know of where to get hydrostream seats from the company that went under a few years ago?

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I use to have the back to back seats and didn't like them at all, after a few years I replaced them again and went with little buckets all around and the front 2 are on swivel and I enjoy them. just make sure you get good swivels that don't free spin.

Both seats in mine are sliding, on 2 or 3" posts with square bases screwed down. I like the slider, even though I'm a little guy it's still like a jungle gym trying to step over the seat and not get snagged in the steering wheel, then stepping over the throttle cable so I can sit properly with my legs under the dash...

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my pass seat is a swivel great for the spotter, don't have to get their eardrums ripped apart in the rear bench & can stay out of the wind, both driv & pass are mounted on boxes but no hot foot & I got a voyager

I'm right into a full resto, and I bought my front seats for the project. All the hydrostreams that I have seeing here and there are mounted on a wood box frame or directly on the floor. Why is that ? Why not having swivel seats or or at least on a rail so they can be ajusted. Maybe not the passenger one, but at least the driver side, especially if equipped with a foot throttle ??!! Is wood box system only to save weight since hydrostreams were built as race platforms ?

Just curious, and wondering a bit