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viking427 · 11-30-2022, 03:29 PM

The old square body blaz and burb rear fold and tumble seats used to be popular when they were cheap in the salvage yards. Getting tougher to find them reasonably priced these days.

The width between wheel wells of the 69-72 Blazers is 50". The rear seat ("2nd row") of the newer 4 door Jeeps is 49". The TJ/YJ (classic 2 dr. jeeps) rear seat is fold & tumble, and has been used by many but is only about 34" wide ..perfect for one adult, two small kids or a dog, also installs offset to one side if extra transport/storage of longer items is needed.

You can remove the headrests on most of the newer rear seat options to bring down the height if needed.

11-30-2022, 03:29 PM	#8
viking427 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Dallas TX Posts: 225	Re: Alternative rear blazer seat? The old square body blaz and burb rear fold and tumble seats used to be popular when they were cheap in the salvage yards. Getting tougher to find them reasonably priced these days. The width between wheel wells of the 69-72 Blazers is 50". The rear seat ("2nd row") of the newer 4 door Jeeps is 49". The TJ/YJ (classic 2 dr. jeeps) rear seat is fold & tumble, and has been used by many but is only about 34" wide ..perfect for one adult, two small kids or a dog, also installs offset to one side if extra transport/storage of longer items is needed. You can remove the headrests on most of the newer rear seat options to bring down the height if needed.