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#576491 09/21/2009 7:33 PM
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Wanting to replace the seat in my '51 3100 with a more modern seat with belts, etc.
Can anyone recommend a seat that will fit with the least amount of fabrication? Would like to use a split bench, maybe something with a folding center arm rest.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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I'd suggest checking out S-10 or economy cars, small late model trucks. Your not going find any bolt in parts, you'll have to fab the floor/brackets.

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I heard a rumor that the third seat from 73-90 suburbans is a good fit.


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.... along with the 2003 or 4 Buick Lesabre...along with seats from a 2000- ?? Silverado pickup. Both have seat belts built into the seats and with the buick you can get electric and even a seat warmer.


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My front 2002 Silverado front buckets would be super in your truck. And they have the seat belts built into the seat, an extended cab.


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I have the buick lesabre seats in my 54 because i wanted the shoulder belt without welding the brackets to the cab. i am 5'10'' and they fit me and the truck. you can see pictures in my photobucket. took a 1200 mile trip to the KC reunion and they did just fine for me.


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I used late model buckets from a Silverado. I wanted some that had the seat belts built in.


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What would be the year range on the le sabre seats? I assume they are like 60/40 bench seat?

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Piper,
if that reply about the third seat from a suburban is accurate, I have one that your welcome to for the cost of shipping. E-mail me if your interested @ [email protected]


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wibas: I think the sear range is 2000-2004 or at least close.


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