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#1485772 01/31/2023 1:47 AM
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I searched the Search function but came up empty.
I am looking for what modern seats y'all used for your AD. I remember reading about 2nd or 3rd row seats from late model suburbans and such.


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Carl use "modern seats" (with the quotes) in your search string. I searched on just the interiors forum and came up with a few. Buick LeSabre was mentioned, as well as later model pickup seats.


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88-94 GM truck full bench. Awesome seats. Remove the original riser, weld in a 1” tube for support/height, drill and good to go.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/YHkQiZ9PXQvBto539


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Here is one I like ,but his seat riser was already out.
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A buddy used the seats from a Chrysler Pacifica. They looked great in his COE
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Originally Posted by ndkid275
A buddy used the seats from a Chrysler Pacifica. They looked great in his COE
Those do look very nice. All I need to do is find out what the heck a Pacifica looks like so I can scrounge the local Pick-N-Pull.
Thank you.


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Originally Posted by 52Carl
Those do look very nice. All I need to do is find out what the heck a Pacifica looks like so I can scrounge the local Pick-N-Pull.
Thank you.
Here you go Carl. Chrysler Pacifica


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They were comfy when I sat on them. I plan on using them on my next build!


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