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I used some buckets from a Chrysler Sebring convert. that I found on eBay. I then found a matching microfiber material to match the suede inserts to finish the interior. I believe this style was offered from 03-06, but I could be mistaken. I welded up a frame, utilizing the stock bench rails, and welded the Sebring rails to it. The nice thing with the Sebring seats is that they flip forward and slide, since they were for a two-door with back seats. This makes for easy access to whatever you have behind the pass. seat. I can tell you this: Like previously said, the floor will have to be modified, in trucks and burbs, to make late model GM truck seats work (Blazer guys luck out here). I wanted to keep my dual tanks, so I did not go that route. Also, CTS seats won't work. I am 90% sure that the seats that were offered in the late model F-150, with integrated belts, will work.