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Only aware of these type, for TV1, TV2 & early TV3, being remade. Same, but different

Silme seats were fitted to the early Italian GP / dl. I am uncertain of when the Giuliari was introduced into Innocenti GP/dl production, but every 1969 I've owned (and have seen) had Silme 'coffin' seats fitted as standard. The Silme seat is a slightly different shape to the Giuliari, and as a result the cover has 4 tabs per side, as opposed to the Giuliari, which has 6. Thankfully these have been recently remade .

Lucas, The post you reference from the LC-USA forum is mine. The measurements were taken from original '60s Giuliari literature I have. The TV/2 and early TV/3 seat (possibly other models, depending on market and dealers) is often referred to as a 'Coke bottle' (US) or a 'wide-end' (UK and RLC). These seats differ from Giuliari model 1425 (as fitted to the Special, and possibly others) and Giuliari model 1876. From the pictures you posted above, your seat is a 'Coke bottle'/'wide-end' seat. The central flat bar across the middle of the seat, the flared shape, the 2 central springs, and the screw in rubber buffer are all unique to this Giuliari. RLC are selling covers for these seats, which I believe, are made for Casa by Dante. If you want to donate that old cover to me, I have a German mailing address I can share

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