1969–72 GM Seatback Lock / Release Button Set of 2
RESTOPARTS® Seatback Lock Buttons — Complete Chrome-Plated Assemblies
This RESTOPARTS® seatback lock button set of two are exact reproductions of the original GM seatback release button used on a wide range of 1969–72 GM bucket and Strato Bench seat applications.
Located on the side of the seatback, the button operates the seatback release mechanism, allowing the seatback to fold forward. Years of use commonly leave the original button worn, damaged, pitted or missing entirely.
This is a complete assembly, not simply the visible chrome button. It includes the chrome-plated release button, spring and baseplate for replacement of the original assembly.
Manufactured by RESTOPARTS® to reproduce the original GM appearance, fit and function. Backed by the RESTOPARTS® 12-Month Warranty.
Features
• Exact reproduction of the original GM seatback lock/release button
• Fits applicable 1969–72 GM bucket and Strato Bench seat applications
• Reproduces the original GM appearance and function
• Complete seatback release button assembly
• Includes chrome-plated release button
• Includes spring and baseplate
• Operates the original-style seatback release mechanism
• Direct replacement for a worn, damaged, pitted or missing original
• RESTOPARTS® manufactured reproduction
• Sold as a set of 2 for 2 buckets
• Backed by the RESTOPARTS® 12-Month Warranty
Notes
- This item is not eligible for any further discounts or promotional pricing.
- This kit includes zero components excluded from free ground shipping: .
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12-Month Warranty
Backed by OPGI for added confidence.
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Restoration-Grade Quality
Engineered for dependable fit, function, and durability.
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Factory-Correct Fit & Finish
Designed to match original appearance and specifications.
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Offcial Licensee
Thousands of GM licensed products.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, sulfur, nickel, chromium, vanadium, titanium, polyvinyl chloride, and 4,4’-methylenebis (2-chloroaniline), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
