Pics of OEM 1972 seats

[D.PASSMORE]

Originally Posted by litew8

My original Parchement (Custom Deluxe). More in my build thread.

I got the above fabric and vinyl from SMS to recover my seats - bucket seats. Does anyone have a picture of 70-72 bucket seats with cloth inserts. Not to sure about the placement of the scroll pattern or if any. Thanks David

[litew8]

D.PASSMORE, do you think the SMS parchment fabric is too dark?
They sent me samples of what they have and it didn't look to match.

[Willys47]

it's oem but I'm not using it

[slikside]

Originally Posted by sameyrasmea72

Here are a couple original 71-72 style seats from a custom and custom deluxe.

The top one is what I HAD in my '72 C-10......until some dirtbag stole it while I was backpacking for a few days. That was a long time ago, and it still burns me up!

Other than that reminder.....I'm diggin this thread!

Pics wouldn't cooperate....Post 5, yellow interior.

[D.PASSMORE]

Originally Posted by litew8

D.PASSMORE, do you think the SMS parchment fabric is too dark?
They sent me samples of what they have and it didn't look to match.

I don't have OE material to match. But, from these pictures, the SMS material is real close.

[2006gmcdmax]

Can anyone tell me what seat upholstery my suburban would have had with option code 660? Unfortunately, someone decided to recover the seats at some point in time!

[SS Tim]

Originally Posted by 2006gmcdmax

Can anyone tell me what seat upholstery my suburban would have had with option code 660? Unfortunately, someone decided to recover the seats at some point in time!

The 660 trim code only tells us you have parchment(white) trim. The Z62 RPO tells us you also have the Custom Deluxe trim option which included, in this case, white vinyl seat covers with patterned off-white cloth inserts.

In fact they looked like litew8's back at post 22.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...9&postcount=22

Unfortunately they are not, to my knowledge, reproduced. So you are looking at custom sewn covers using insert cloth and scrolled vinyl from a specialty supplier such as SMS or the like. Plus the special ribbed pattern vinyl on the backside of the seatbacks. Three seat sets are going to add up fast!!!

The vinyl and velour covers you have now were a very common, inexpensive, replacement style. Have you looked under the covers you have? It was common practice at the volume shops (like ours) to trim off the welting and slide the new cover over the existing cover.