1952 GMC Carryall/Suburban Question???
I am starting my 52 project and have started putting together info, parts lists and buying parts. I am wondering what late model seats I can use in front to allow access to rear seats. Has anyone found a truck or other bucket seats that will flip forward or move forward enough to allow someone past on the passenger side to get into back seats. I want something comfortable for road trips, not the original low back no support seats.
Thanks in advance for any ideas or pictures you may have. Dan |
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Decodan, hopefully you will put up a build thread on your Suburban.
Second row mini van seats would work for the right front seat. They should tilt enough to allow access. I was looking at a second row Buick Rendesvous seat and they look to chunky for my build direction. |
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Here are 07 tahoe third row seats that flip and tilt I used on my truck. Bonus is built in 3 point belts.
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Advanced Design and OrrieG thanks for the info. I was thinking second row Suburban or Tahoe but having other options is great. I will start a build thread soon. I am modifying the grill and changing to 4wd. Not doing the S10 swap but something different using the original frame. Planning to have a lower 4wd, not a mudder but a driver. Should start in a couple of months. Preview picture.
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Wow, that Burb looks really clean! Looking forward to updates. Have fun!
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I've got a better idea: swap me that for my truck. The '46 not the COE. That thing looks great.
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I like the grill. Look forward to this build.
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