Transform your Chevy or GMC truck interior with LMC Truck’s Signature Series bucket seats and other interior components. Watch Kevin Tetz take you through the seat installation process. This truck restoration project requires basic hand tools and can be completed in a weekend.
These custom, fully assembled bucket seats feature a tubular steel frame, molded seat foam, sporty sides bolsters, and handcrafted, premium padded two-tone brown vinyl upholstery with contrasting white stitching. The seats include a reclining mechanism and slide tracks. A matching center console is made from molded fiberglass and includes two cup holders (center console sold separately).
These Signature Series seats are available for 1967-1972 Chevy and GMC trucks and SUVs. Matching door trim panels, headliner, sun visors and dash pad are also available.
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We offer parts and accessories for Chevy, Dodge and Ford trucks and SUVS. We are automotive specialists with over 30 years experience in helping you, the enthusiast, restore or maintain your pride and joy. We stock huge amounts of inventory and deliver right to your door so you can “keep ’em on the road!”
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I get the impression that this is a 81 – 87 truck, but the dash is not available on the website in those years. What gives? Is it available for the 81 – 87 Blazer/Jimmy?
Awesome video!!!
Love all your previous stuff Kevin. I looked at these on their website and they listed the dash I was looking at for trucks only up to about 1977 (or somewhere there-about). I was under the impression that the dash frame was the same across all the years of the square body trucks? Do you know any reason why that might be? Thanks!
Can u do a front end dress up kit
This is absolutely beautiful.
Awesome video, would look good in my 83
looks good i love these old trucks
Im going the route of a different brands racing buckets (im 7 feet tall) and was wondering if you’d recommend the full length bracket shown in the video or just diy it? I have access to a welder so thats an option in my case.
Nice job looks greats
Looks great! Thanks for sharing, however, I would like to see LMC provide entire door panels for the inside of late 80's Dodges.