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I've been looking all over trying to find some bucket seats for my truck.  I currently have the standard 40/20/40 bench (the center section doesn't even go down on this one) and I wanted to upgrade to some bucket seats.  Only problem is you have to find ones with the integrated seat belt.  JC Whitney had some, but not w/ the seatbelt.  Does anyone know where I could find some seats?

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i dont see why not but itll be $$$

id go the junk yard route though myself.  Find a smashed up one without and seat damage shouldnt be to hard

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I tried to find a set when I had my 92 and all the junk yards told me the same thing.  Those seats go QUICK!!! Nobody ever has them.  At least that was my experience.

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If you get the factory buckets then you'll need the center console too.  I had the 40/20/40 leather bench in my 1500 and it had the fold down arm rest/table.   I actually thought these seats were more comfortable then the buckets in my 2500HD LT.  They are like a "big" bucket seat with the center section folded down, and I could still carry 3 upfront if I needed to.

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Yeah, but mine is a bone stock package, the center part doesn't fold down, so, I figure it's more worthwhile to go w/ bucket seats.  Also, I rarely even need to seat people in the extended cab seats, so the loss of the seat isn't a problem, aside from that, my cb is on the floor there so they wouldn't be able to sit there anyway.

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check out www.planetsalvage.com you can put in what you rlooking for and thell serch like 1500 junk yards for you, then thell give you a price quote from different places and deal with the place & price and shipping from there

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I want to replace current bench with a 40/20/40 with armrest/console.  What I did was went around to the guys who run car haulers from highway wrecks around here, told them style and color I was looking for and gave them my number if something came up.

2 have called with matching bucket/consoles, but not exactly what I want.  Anyway, try shops with tow trucks and see if you can find the seats before they go to the junkyard.

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