08-01-2012, 08:10 AM | #1 |
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Burb Seat question
I remember reading somwhere that there is a difference between burb and panel seats but cannot find the info i though i read before.
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08-01-2012, 09:17 AM | #2 |
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suburbans have rear seats and panels don't. the floor pan continues further back in a suburban for the second seat than a panel. think that the actual seats are the same though. have had both and not seen a diff
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08-01-2012, 09:45 AM | #3 |
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For some reason I thought they had different seat backs...
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I saw a 65 Panel that had the split bench. Must be horrible for the poor soul that has to sit on the split between the seats.
There's the two bucket seat option for the panels that would look nice in a burb. |
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the split bench is the same in both is it not. what years were the bucket seat option?
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A panel came w/one fixed back bucket w/a pass side optional, burbs had a folding pass side bucket(to access the rear seat) with a wider(2 person) driver's seat that did not fold.
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all of the panels that I have been in and seen have had the 60/40 split inc the one that I have had for the last 22 years
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08-01-2012, 03:27 PM | #9 |
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Guess the documentation is wrong again. lol
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Found these on Craigslist last week. They'd go well in a pickup.
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/d...150056297.html Notice neither seat has the Suburban type passenger seat tilt brackets. So If you optioned for buckets there was an optional tilt for the passenger side. |
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08-01-2012, 03:36 PM | #13 |
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Copied from the original CL ad for future reference.
Original bucket seats from a 1963 Chevrolet panel truck - will also work with GMC. These original bucket seats will fit 1960 through 1966 chevy or gmc as original equipment. Good condition - seat covering is very good - just needs a good cleaning - I am selling them below value because I am moving and not seeking to "build a panel." If you have a panel or are refurbishing one - here are the stock seats - hard to find item but they authenticate the interior - so in some respects they are priceless - $400.00 for the pair. |
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Burb front seats were RPO in a panel, std was one bucket. Anoterh bucket optional, 60-40 was RPO also.
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I didn't say that the documentation was wrong. I had just said that I had not seen any. and looking back through your pages I see that it shows them
they may have been listed as std equipment, but on the other hand how many were ever ordered with them? they were all loisted with certain tires on them as std equipment but were rarely ever ordered with those sizes. this was part of the early pricing battles between the automakers. they could sell you that $1695.00 basic truck esp for governmental of fleet pricing. But I bet if you do do the research, I doubt that you would find many dealershjips would order them in that way. That I learned from my time with IHC as a parts man and selling them ron |
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Not all the info I show has been accurate Ron. What members have seen and experienced tells more.
A57 & a59 C1416 Suburban with Tailgate C1406 Suburban with Panel Rear Doors C1405 Panel |
08-01-2012, 04:46 PM | #17 |
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CL listing for a 64 Panel. Notice the difference in the seat back and one seat has a similar adjustment lever similar to the pickup bench seat.
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it is like the pictures of the seats that you have; who really know if they are the genuine thing. the seat back construction is different from what is generally seen in these vehicles ron |
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those seats are similar to the ones i had--that were stock in my 68 panel. metal back
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08-02-2012, 07:21 AM | #22 |
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65 GMC Brochure. I believe there was teal vinyl on these.
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My burb came with a spare (brown) seat. Very different from my stocker. I never did ID it before I sold it but now I'm thinking I had a panel seat.
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