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Loose fitting the Yukon Denali 3rd row seats I scored at a recent garage sale. Tight fit but with the built in 3 person seat belts will be great. Took the mounting rollers and hooks off the front. Rear hooks will work on the rear and will fold down and hinge on the front of the tank stand to get to the gas bung. Now to make the mounts. I have ideas but what have others done?

I have late '90s Chevy pick up seats with integrated seat belts, not actually installed at this point of my project but they have been installed and removed.

My seat riser was removed except for the rear cross piece. I build a frame that was welded into the floor to get the seat height close to what the assembly manual shows for the cushion height that also provides some structure to the seat mounting system. the front bolt areas needed to have spacers build up to compensate for the floor pan drop. The seat mounting bolts pass through the interior frame and will have large washers on the underside of the cab floor. My fuel tank was relocated so it does not interfere with the seats being able to move back to the rear cab wall.

Do you know what year Denali that is with the shoulder belt in the middle?

You want GM 07-14 third row seats. Most of these have the triple integrated seat belts.
for both denali and non denali models third rows. Tahoe, Suburban's, Yukon's etc

in 15 and up they used a much thinner seat and the seat belts were not integrated as much.

Larry: The complete saga of mounting a 2nd/3rd row Chevy Astro Van seat in my '52 GMC is here.

Not the same seat as you are using, but it may give you some ideas. I really like the idea that I can convert back to an original seat by removing 4 nuts.

Bill, I’m keeping mine so I can go original , maybe a few extra holes drilled, but split seat bottom is hard to find for the ‘37 gas bung. I have to hinge the passenger side for that. I’ll check out what you did also. I think the seats I have came from a 2010. He had them out and in his garage and got t boned so the Yukon went bye bye and he just wanted them gone. Score! The ‘37 cab is also pretty narrow so it’s harder to fit anything. Cruiser, my seat will end up a bout 1 1/2” higher than original cushion but at 6’2 I still fit fine.

For anyone who is replacing seats in the 50s 3100, early 2000 Buick Lesabre seats will fit. Also of the Pontiacs of the same years. Pictures in my pictures.