The only problem I see with seats like the GM/Chevrolet Yukon/Tahoe seats is the lack of room inside the cab to utilize all of the features in these seats. The integrated seatbelt is a no brainer, but in order to use things like electric seat adjustments and still have the headrest in place either my knees will be in the dash or I'll have to bust out the rear window. I'm planning on putting a rebuilt bench seat with lumbar support back in my '65. I'd love to have tilt, reclining, power, heated bucket seats... but in my cab and being 6'1" tall, I'm going to have the seat all the way back and the only features I'd gain would be up and down, and maybe heat if it has it. Lumbar support and heat can be added to original seats and I really don't think I'd use the up and down feature once I had the seat set. Just my lay on the situation.

Lee


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