Seat fitment question

[FrankieD61]

Will these seats fit in my 91 k1500 regular cab: https://www.ebay.com/itm/2952551108...4J_8KOHTu-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

[JOHNGAAA1]

Generally 1971-1987 were the square bodies. 1988-1998 were the obs body which you have. Unfortunately the seats would not cover all the years listed. I can not tell from the listing which ones they are.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Yes those are square body Burb seats, we had the blue version in two of our Burbs. The square body Burb was made through 1991; the first 400 Burb was in '92.

 

[FrankieD61]

Is there any seats that look like that that would fit in our trucks?

 

[FrankieD61]

I'm looking for something that has the captains chair arm rest. I love that look...

 

[someotherguy]

I'm looking for something that has the captains chair arm rest. I love that look...

If you want dual armrests you'll need factory bucket seats from a 92-94 Suburban (and possibly Blazer/Jimmy same years) just know if they're from a 4 door they won't have the fold/slide entry feature needed for an extended cab truck.

The seats in the ad are for a squarebody and won't fit your gmt400 without some bracket adapting because the floors are totally different.

Richard

 

[Erik the Awful]

Are you willing to drill mounting holes in your floorboard? Are you willing to go a step further and build mounting brackets?

 

[FrankieD61]

Are you willing to drill mounting holes in your floorboard? Are you willing to go a step further and build mounting brackets?

Yes, of course.

That's what hot rodding is all about. Making something truly unique.

 

[Erik the Awful]

Then are you asking for permission? Build it! Post pictures! We love pictures.

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[someotherguy]

I'll suggest to stick with OEM seats, whether you build adapters to use those squarebody buckets, or go with GMT400 Suburban buckets. They're much higher quality than most aftermarket stuff I've ever seen. I think @sewlow will back me up on this.

These are the 92-94 Suburban style that I had in mind earlier when I suggested them for the dual armrest design. They're REALLY comfortable, too, unless you get some where the foam is just totally worn out and collapsed.

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Richard