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Asking about the 07 Tahoe 3rd row fitment for our 1946 3/4 Ton
I think they will fit I have googled my thumbs off trying to determine and I have a guy nearby selling a nice set

Any first hand info would be really helpful

Last edited by Phak1; 01/30/2024 1:16 AM.

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vonKlüver, Your best bet would be to go visit that guy with tape measure in hand after measuring your cab space. The GM Vehicle Info Kit for your truck may help with seat dimensions for your cab (see attached for an excerpt.)
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46 truck seat dimensions.pdf (83.47 KB, 3 downloads)

Last edited by klhansen; 01/29/2024 7:47 PM. Reason: remove quote; add hot link to GM HC; my grammar teacher smacked me

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