sebring, tahoe or trail blazer seats?

[AustinBelair]

Originally Posted by Wasted Income

I made an aluminum seat frame for the Tahoe 3rd row seats







And then i used 2nd row buckets from a new suburban for the front seats







They work pretty well....

How much did you cut down the factory bracket to use those 2nd row seats in the front? I've got a 97 Yukon 2 door that I am wanting to do this to.

[Chulisohombre]

i still want to do this someday. Looks great again every time I see it I'm in awe.

[Wasted Income]

Originally Posted by AustinBelair

How much did you cut down the factory bracket to use those 2nd row seats in the front? I've got a 97 Yukon 2 door that I am wanting to do this to.

I responded to your PM, but I'll respond here for the masses as well. I don't really know how much I took off...just started cutting until it fit right. Even if I had measurements, they'd be different for anything other than a K/5....and even if it was a K/5 it still might be different depending on what you'd be using to measure, and where you'd measure from, etc.

So basically...pull the seats out of your Yukon and go to town with it.

[Wasted Income]

Also, glad to report they're still working great, even with another addition to the family. lol

[brawls43]

Originally Posted by Wasted Income

I made an aluminum seat frame for the Tahoe 3rd row seats

Thought I'd ask the question here again, instead of the PM, so any answer can help others. What spacing did you use for the frame? Does it keep things from shifting side to side well? I like the simplicity of your design vs using the exact locations from the original Tahoe. Also, what size rod/bar did you use? 1/2"?

Thanks

[Mcmarkrazz]

Originally Posted by Madtrucker

So far I got a 3rd row seat from a 08 Tahoe. I started making brackets to clip the seats into. But now I'm thinking of simplifying them and bolting them in permanently.

Have you done this and how was it done I’m debating also on bolting in or ?