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Have a 1984 chevy truck ,what bucket seats can I use in it.
Bucket seats installed
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Any dimensionally fitting seat can be installed, but buckets originally found in square bodies are easier. They still require a metal bracket welded in, but otherwise bolt in. Commonly found in suburbans up to 91. Pictured are the stands in position, ready to be welded in when I did a bucket seat swap.
and here is a bracket when cut off from a donor suburban
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and here is a bracket when cut off from a donor suburban
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Thanks a lot
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The bracket can easily be replicated instead of cutting from donor as well. In my case, donor was available.
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Don't do it. A bench seat lets your honey sit close to you(or your dog) and means you can carry 3 in a pinch inside the cab. Have the bench seat rebuilt and live the life.
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View media item 7028I have Procar buckets in mine. I like them quite a bit.
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They are sharp & look comfy!
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Ya, have to pull the console back out to install new seat belts and get it wired up so I can use the USB ports for my phone.
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How about a split bench instead of buckets?
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That's a good alternative. I got seats out of a Cadillac Deville (electric). One thing to keep in mind is most electric seats don't allow the seat back to be pushed forward to get behind the seat.
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I also think the split bench is a good idea. I've wondered if a 60/40 out of a base model 80s B/G Body would work so you'd have manual scoot and recline.
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http://shop4seats.com/truck-seats/40-20-40-truck-seats/all-bench-seats/c10-high-back-bench-seat.html
Has anyone looked or used these seats? They have both low and high back and have many options/addons.
Has anyone looked or used these seats? They have both low and high back and have many options/addons.
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Not to mention the chance of road head is alot better too. Chicks don't like laying across the console.
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View media item 7111
Not the exact same seat but it is 40-20-40 from the same website.
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Not the exact same seat but it is 40-20-40 from the same website.
View media item 7111
View media item 7110
