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Old 03-01-2009, 12:29 PM   #1
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Seats 64 Chevy C10

First off I love this site! I have been building a 64 c10 for the last year. I purchased a set of 2001 Silverado 40/20/40 seats with fold down armrest. They are gray cloth and need to be recovered to match black interior. Initially I did not intend on going as far with truck as I have. My wife now refers to it as the MONEY PIT! I really would like to have a custom bench or split bench. I have looked online for a while and really cant find anything. I will post pics later
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Old 03-01-2009, 08:41 PM   #2
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Re: Seats 64 Chevy C10

Well first off welcome! And as far as finding one goes, you'd have the best luck at a junkyard. I used some 6-way power, black leather buckets out of a Mercury Marauder which I bought from a buddy of mine for $100 bucks. He had found them in a junk yard and grabbed them up for one of his trucks. No wrinkles, cracks, fading, etc. I'd recommend a 60/40 to be honest because it has the flip up console with the driver's seat separately controllable from the bench style passenger and center section. I've even found a nice set of Lincoln Sedan front seats that have a nice clean tan leather in the 60/40 style at my local yard. Hopefully I'll manage to grab them up one day and set them in the shop for a future project.
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