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K5Fan 01-31-2021 06:21 AM

Re: Blazer rear seat question
 
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I'm sure you know this, but if you have to do any drilling in the bed, make sure you don't hit the fuel cell. Good Luck!

DeadheadNM 01-31-2021 11:39 PM

Re: Blazer rear seat question
 
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Thanks Dwayne. Here’s a pictorial.
69-70

The last photo shows a 69-70 example installed in a 72 that was added and not original to the truck.

DeadheadNM 01-31-2021 11:43 PM

Re: Blazer rear seat question
 
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1971. Except, these are both very early model year 72s so it appears there was some carryover.

DeadheadNM 01-31-2021 11:43 PM

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And the final example, 1972

70K5AK 02-03-2021 02:56 PM

Re: Blazer rear seat question
 
Thanks Deadhead, hugely helpful. That shows my exact dilemma. I have a '71 seat with 4 evenly spaced brackets that I'm trying to fit onto the floor of my '70 with the 4 brackets spaced unevenly/differently. The even spacing must make for a 3-person seat vs a 2-person seat to my understanding.


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