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**1774btcrew** · 08-13-2012, 09:05 PM

My seats are from a 94 Cadillac Sedan deville. I have not finished the install and am still fabricating the brackets but it is a pretty basic install. I have remove the factory steel riveted on mounting tabs(these are riveted to aluminum) and am using Recaro seat brackets for these trucks. No modifications are required for the floor and they are full power with heat! These are readily available at most wrecking yards and easy to find parts for if anything goes wrong with them. It is actually easiest to get 93 and earlier seats as the wiring is MUCH simpler. Great seats, easy to make low backs out of and you can stick to Gm products this way! I had factory lowbacks installed in my CC and loved the look of them but the comfort level left A LOT to be desired. Since mine is a CC I wanted something that reclined.

08-13-2012, 09:05 PM	#5
1774btcrew Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Phoenix AZ Posts: 4,604	Re: Truck Seats My seats are from a 94 Cadillac Sedan deville. I have not finished the install and am still fabricating the brackets but it is a pretty basic install. I have remove the factory steel riveted on mounting tabs(these are riveted to aluminum) and am using Recaro seat brackets for these trucks. No modifications are required for the floor and they are full power with heat! These are readily available at most wrecking yards and easy to find parts for if anything goes wrong with them. It is actually easiest to get 93 and earlier seats as the wiring is MUCH simpler. Great seats, easy to make low backs out of and you can stick to Gm products this way! I had factory lowbacks installed in my CC and loved the look of them but the comfort level left A LOT to be desired. Since mine is a CC I wanted something that reclined.