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Old 12-08-2019, 10:25 AM   #1
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!963 GMC Suburban Custom model seat rebuild

I've had my '63 GMC Burb for just over a year now, and have spent time getting it road-worthy and addressing all of the many leaks (oil pan, PS, Pow-R-Flo tranny etc.). Now I am using the winter downtime to address the condition of the e=seats (all 3 originals present). The seats had the original custom Silver Fawn upholstery under a later recovering. I have removed both sets, and am sending the originals to SMS for reproduction. The front seats are the spring type with cut and folded foam, and I expect I can use a rebuild kit for that. I was surprised to find that the middle and rear seats were both full foam, with shaped foam cushions for seat and back. Any sources for these? I expect if I must they can serve as models for sculpting new ones from thick foam. Ideas and input appreciated!

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Old 12-08-2019, 10:35 AM   #2
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Re: !963 GMC Suburban Custom model seat rebuild

do a search "uhaul truck seat foam ebay"
about $40.bottom foam for 2000+ GM trucks.
i bought some for my 65, I had planned to sculpt them to match the original foam, but decided to use them as is for now.
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Old 12-09-2019, 06:02 AM   #3
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Re: !963 GMC Suburban Custom model seat rebuild

Great idea! I've learned of a custom foam-shaping shop in my region; I plan to take my existing components to them for replacement.

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