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Title says it all. Looking for suggestions as to doner.

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Come on guys. I know someone has looked through late seats. What I need should be like what you could use in a '60 - '66 or a '73 - '88 as well.

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Les, I used the bucket seats out of a 03 Chevy Silverado king cab. Electric on he driver seat. Since they sit on my "seat riser" in the panel I did not have to block the seats up or anything. Just bolted them down where I wanted them. They ride good to..... I think its 99-06 that are the same if they will work for you.


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So you are looking for modern bucket seats for a 67-72 truck. DO you want electric, low back, high back, arm rests, built in seat belts.?????????? There are a million of them. See if this is what you are thinking. Probably like what Achip said, I didn't check his. But his application is not 67-72. Width is the first concern.
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Thanks all! Now I have someplace to start! I'll be out of town for a while. Achipmunk knows where. Later!

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bartamos is right. The width may make a difference and it depends on if you want just the buckets or the middle section to. I used only the buckets but I like the seats because it has arm rest that fold up or down......but I did NOT have room to put the center piece in if I had wanted to. Just not enough room in my AD.
Les, hope your having a good time in Denton. Chat later.


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