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#902967 12/11/2012 10:53 PM
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I spotted what looks like a '50s truck or Suburban bench seat at a junkyard. The seat frame was made of tubing, and was an external frame with cushions on springs--the spring beds were like the Chevy's of the '50s and early '60s, with the coil springs and "X"'d springs tying all the coils together.
The spring bed on the seat back was hinged at the top of the frame--the whole seat back swung forward/up, like you'd be able to reach through to a storage compartment or something behind the seat.
There were rubber bumpers at the top of the seat frame.

Does this sound familiar for anyone?

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Was it a spit bench? The suburban front seats that I've seen are narrow, and then there is a separate small portion that folds forward to get in the back.

Do you have any pics?



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the TF series bench seats have a 'hinged' back

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It wasn't a split bench. I thought I had a pic of it, but don't.

It definitely looked GM, and was full-width.

What's "TF" series?

-Brad

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task force are the series trucks from 55 to 59 wink


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