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#831273 03/01/2012 4:23 PM
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Ok, I previously posted this in "panels n burbs" but my burb is newer then most so no one knows for sure. computer_punch
I'm wanting to put burb seats from the 80-90 style burban. My suburban is a 1971. Common sense says to measure. Problem is I have NO 80-90 to compair too. And all the ones I am looking at are 100+ miles away. Plus, the mid seat on the 80-90 flips n folds for "step over" access to the rear 3rd. And If I'm not mistaken, the 3rd sits flush to the floorboard, and the floorboard bumps up a tad bit (like the K5's) any one know if the seats will work? Or own one that can measure n help me out for my 71? Need it kid friendly in 3 weeks. No seatbelts and the rats nest in the burban now isn't too appealing to teenagers..... dang


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I have 1990 'sub', K10, with all 3 seats. Advise what measurements you need and I will endeavor to retrieve them for you.
Delky, wyo


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delky #831342 03/01/2012 9:13 PM
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The demensions of the seat as well as the brackets (brackets height, and distance apart) MUCH appreciated!!


Chey
LOST1953
My favorite color is CHROME
The ugliest trucks are driven by the prettiest girls wink
I dont suffer from insanity, I enjoy it!
O Lord, WHY did I buy another "Thing"? (again??)
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More photos at MSN
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Rear seat is removeable---it is 48" wide, mounts to floor & bottom of seat is close to floor. Front mounting 'pivots' into mounting hole & bar in floor---rear mounting clips into mounting hole & bar in floor.
Middle seats both fold down to make a flat deck/floor. Small seat is ~21" wide large seat is 41 1/2" wide. Bottom of seats are mounted to floor & mountings provide ~5" clear between seat bottom and floor.
Hope this helps---let me know if you need more measurements.
delky wyo


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