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03-22-2005, 10:44 PM
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Location: Cleveland, Texas
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69 panel buckets?
Hey guys, does anyone have a source for me to get bucket seat covers for my 69 panel. I have the stock comfy seats with the metal back. Everything is perfect (foam, springs, latches) I just need black covers. i haven't found a source yet. Also, will a burb second row seat fit o.k.?
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03-22-2005, 11:22 PM
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The floor in a suburban is different than the wood floor in the panel. There is a stepup in the floor of the suburban, which the center seat sits on the lower part of the floor with the front legs and the upper part with the rear part of the seat having no legs. I dont know if it could be modified or not.Perhaps the third row seat will work out.
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03-23-2005, 09:38 AM
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The shorter version leaves enough room to go by it and into the 3rd row seat. There was also a wider seat that comes all the way to the door and does not allow access to the rear. Maybe a truck bench would work if you only need extra seating capacity. Either way, a burb 2nd row seat will need to be modified to work. |
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