need help what seats are a good fit in a 63 suburban

[dragn91]

I just bought a 63 suburban for a baby hauler cuz my 66 pickup wouldent fit a kid to well. The truck didn't come with any rear seats and has junk van buckets up front way too tall. I. Was wondering what would be a good fit for my truck I can't afford originals but I can get a set from a junkyard. Anyone ever done this? Id like bench seats front and rear
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[Frizzle Fry]

69-72 Blazer rear seats fit. Also some late Tahoe 2nd row seats can be adapted nicely.

[dthela]

i'm installing 2003 expeditions

[dthela]

exdpeditions were perfect fit, but when wiring watch out for airbag wires, scared the crap out of me lolol

[ratskin]

Check out a 2004 or so Nissan Quest, or Mercury. They're both the same, I believe. I used the front and middle seats out of an '04 Quest, and fabricated 1 inch tube frames for them. There should be a link in my signature for pictures.

[ratskin]

My bad-here's the link. http://s660.photobucket.com/albums/uu326/Old64Suburban/

[ratskin]

One thing the pictures don't show is that there's a drop-down dual cupholder on the passenger side of the driver's seat. Like having a console, but still room for access to the back seat. Love these seats!

[jimmydean]

You can gut a newer Burb like Dino did for his (89+), that would be easy and could be cheap, too.

[wildearp]

I have been getting seats from a guy that does handicap van conversions. This gets you brand new seats, maybe a color selection, and they are cheap. $100 to $150 for two, and a console if you want. Worth looking into. You can make them quick release if you want, or remove that part and make them standard sliders. I have used sets from a Honda Pilot van. I have newer seats for my 65 truck that are even thinner than the Pilot seats, but not as plush. I don't know what they came out of.

Check your yellow pages for van conversions. .