Seat brackets / adapters 07 Chevy Silverado classic to square body

[PAE]

So basically want a bolt on bracket to use the extra bucket seats and maybe the extra thing between the bucket seats to put into the 1985 square body 1 ton 4wd truck cab.

It would be just a frame that uses the captive nut bolt holes on the □ body chevy and the frame would have studs or captive nut bolt for the 07 (first generation) seats to attach to.

Clear as mud ehh

 

[PAToyota]

2007 is GMT 900, but here is what I did to put GMT 800 seats and console in my GMT 400:

More details here: 1994 GMC Yukon 2-Door SLE 6.5TD Updates

Basics are TS2x4x1/8" sections that bolt to the floor with the existing captured nuts. Rivnuts to hold the bolts from the seats. The 2" of height set the seats just right for me - the base of the GMT 800 seats was lower than the ones from the GMT 400, so without the risers it felt like I was sitting in a hole.

 

[PAE]

M1031 cab internals.

Found these

seat brackets for square body chevy - Google Search

 

[YotaAtieToo]

My cucv had newer buckets and console in it. Hope you're short because they don't fit well at all in that cab and you don't get much room between the seat and steering wheel.

 

[PAE]

Just under 6'00".

Have some 1/2x2 aluminum that might work to keep the seats low.

 

[YotaAtieToo]

Just under 6'00".

Have some 1/2x2 aluminum that might work to keep the seats low.

Same here. Hieght wasn't the issue, it's that the seat doesn't go as far back because it's thicker. Might want to just throw it in there on some 2x4s or whatever and sit in it before you start making anything

 

[V30crewcab]

might work in a k5. the trucks have the humps up for the fuel tanks. not gonna work without major surgery. I have 2015 crewcab seats in my 88 crew, and it took alot of chopping under the seat to make it work. not for just anyone to make work.

 

[PAE]

Found this.

 

[M92PV4U]

Any reason not to put a factory bench seat?

 

[total newb]

Any reason not to put a factory bench seat?

Becsuse that not good enough.

If its not a giant pain in the dick project, its not for pae

 

[PAE]

Not a practical reason, as someone here would say about my stuff, projects.

I have plans to put leather seats in my 1st 07 Chevy and would be an upgrade to the 2nd 07.

 

[total newb]

Found this.

Now all you have to do is ...
go to walmart and get a "vanilla" visa gift card
Load it up with cash
And order it.

 

[arse_sidewards]

2007 is GMT 900, but here is what I did to put GMT 800 seats and console in my GMT 400:

More details here: 1994 GMC Yukon 2-Door SLE 6.5TD Updates

Basics are TS2x4x1/8" sections that bolt to the floor with the existing captured nuts. Rivnuts to hold the bolts from the seats. The 2" of height set the seats just right for me - the base of the GMT 800 seats was lower than the ones from the GMT 400, so without the risers it felt like I was sitting in a hole.

You really trust those riv-nuts.

 

[Mattygwheeler]

Can't you build something??

 

[Snoop dogg]

Found this.

That's a long span for just having mount points just at the ends. Seems like that would bow even with the angle bend they added , can't see anything in the middle of that span that bolts to the tub

 

[PAE]

There may be mounting spots in the middle, if I used that one and there werent mountings in the middle there would be before I mounted the seats.

 

[PAToyota]

Yeah, what I did with the GMT 400 wouldn't work. I was dealing with basically a flat floorpan except for the center hump. I did what YotaAtieToo suggests - throw the seats in there, start shimming them out with random stuff until it sits how you want it, and then fabricate something that takes the place of the shims. I got lucky and sitting the seats on some 2x lumber seemed almost about right, so I dug around in my scrap metal and turned up the TS2x4 and the extra half inch was spot on for me.