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#658651 06/30/2010 11:05 PM
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I have recently purchased a '58 Apache with the original bench seat. I was hoping to replace with bucket seat with integrated seat belts from something like a Tahoe or Yukon. They are to big. Any suggestions for a comfortable seat with or without seat belts?

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'86 up GM truck seats fit well, just touch the doors

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Can't help with the seat belt part, but here's a pic of the late 90's Ford seats I used.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/Avette4me/My%2058/Passengerside.jpg

Here's a link if interested... https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthread...90+ford+seats&Search=true#Post612917

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Tahoe seats too big as in sticks up above back window or side-to-side?

Cadillac STS buckets with the console might work. Page 67 of the August 2010 Classic Trucks mag shows a '56 F--d F-100 with them. I'd think that they might work in your truck as your cab should be wider. Just a thought.

I used the 60-40 second seat to from a Tahoe when I did my '56--has a flop-down arm rest/cup holder plus gives access to areas under and behind the seat--modified the 3-point belts and retractors to make lap belts.


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I used 2001 Buick Lesabre seats, they are 60/40 with arm rest console and shoulder belts built in the seats. also same years of Pontiac and gm cars have them. they are in my 54/3100.


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