mydnyte
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Will the seats and center console from a K5 fit into the cab of a K20 pickup?
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Seat swap ...
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big83chevy4x4
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they are not a direct bolt in, the floor is shaped completely different. the blazer floor is flat and the pickup floor is raised where the seat goes.
I think the seats are different--unless you get seat brackets from a pickup that had buckets--and I think the passenger seat still wont work,because it tips forward to let passengers in the back,but if you have time,torches,and a welder,you can make them fit--,maybe if you take off the "hinge" and use truck seat brackets it might work(but if you find a truck with buckets you might as well buy and use them!).
I took the tracks off my old ripped bench seat and bolted them back to the floor of my pickup and bolted angle iron on them to form a rectangle,and put 2 bucket seats and a homemade console on it,this allows you to still move the seat back and forth,but both seats move as one--and its not the most comfy seat I've sat in either,because they have to stand almost straight up,not enough room to lean the back of the seat to a more comfortable angle.Looking back--I think the bench seat was better. /forums/images/graemlins/ignore.gif
I took the tracks off my old ripped bench seat and bolted them back to the floor of my pickup and bolted angle iron on them to form a rectangle,and put 2 bucket seats and a homemade console on it,this allows you to still move the seat back and forth,but both seats move as one--and its not the most comfy seat I've sat in either,because they have to stand almost straight up,not enough room to lean the back of the seat to a more comfortable angle.Looking back--I think the bench seat was better. /forums/images/graemlins/ignore.gif
