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Have a full set- Both front seats, both second row seats, and the rear bench. Got these to put in my Sierra project truck, but I decided to go with race seats so don't need them anymore. They are in great condition. There are some scratches on the plastic on the front passenger seat that you can see in the pics. My wife had some stuff sitting on the front driver seat that left some small imprints but I expect that to smooth out in a couple days. 

 

Asking $3,500 for the complete set. The fronts alone are worth almost that much but I need cash for other parts so need to sell quick. Will also consider reasonable offers.

 

 

 

 

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Edited my original post. I just pulled the seats out to take pics and found some scratches that need to be noted. Most of the damage is likely from my lovely wife moving crap around them for the last 6 months... I'm cleaning them up now and trying to get some good light so I can get good pics of everything. The pics in the first post are up to date, those were stored in a different room.

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These would be bolt right up in my 2016 Sierra SLT. I want to do rear captain chairs wirh a console. How do the rear captain chairs bolt to the vehicle?

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On 1/7/2018 at 11:30 AM, SirManny said:

These would be bolt right up in my 2016 Sierra SLT. I want to do rear captain chairs wirh a console. How do the rear captain chairs bolt to the vehicle?

 

That was my plan as well. I'm sure custom brackets would need to be made, I'll get a picture of the bracket and post it up.

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17 minutes ago, NSSANE02 said:

 

What?

My Dad's Escalde has massager rollers built into his front seats. It is an option on escalades.

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1 minute ago, rxnotec said:

My Dad's Escalde has massager rollers built into his front seats. It is an option on escalades.

 

Oh. I'm not sure honestly.

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