Dual Flip-down Tv Screens. 2nd And 3rd Rows

By ibobby
June 12, 2008 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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ibobby

Posted June 12, 2008

Dual flip-down TV screens. One for the 2nd row & one for the 3rd row. I believe its an factory option in the 2009 GM SUV's. The pic below is from the Escalade ESV.

any info on buying and installing the 3rd row Flip-down in the 2007/2008 models?

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