thompson335
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- Location
- GA
- First Name
- Tommy
- Truck Year
- 1980
- Truck Model
- C10
- Engine Size
- 6.0
Thought I would share. Did a lot of searching trying to find people who successfully put NBS seats in a square body C10. I only found stuff like you have to lower the floor, they sit high or they only fit well on a blazer or an extended cab.
I fell into a set for $40 and thought I would give it a try without cutting the floor or loosing any sliding or recline ability. No big loss if it did not work out.
Here is one way of doing it.
I Removed the slider totally
Had to cut off a little off the front on the recline mechanism so it would go closer to the floor.
Also cut a little of the rear mount to match the angle of the floor at the back of the cab.
Basically what I did was use a set of bench seat sliders and recessed them inside the NBS seat frame.
It allowed the seat to slide down over the sliders all the way to the floor.
This positioned the seat top the same 10 inches off the floor as my original bench seat.
Also had to cut down the stands for the front of the seat cushion to get the proper angle on the seat cushion.
One the tricks I found to get the correct height was to get the seat back below the rear window.
I fell into a set for $40 and thought I would give it a try without cutting the floor or loosing any sliding or recline ability. No big loss if it did not work out.
Here is one way of doing it.
I Removed the slider totally
Had to cut off a little off the front on the recline mechanism so it would go closer to the floor.
Also cut a little of the rear mount to match the angle of the floor at the back of the cab.
Basically what I did was use a set of bench seat sliders and recessed them inside the NBS seat frame.
It allowed the seat to slide down over the sliders all the way to the floor.
This positioned the seat top the same 10 inches off the floor as my original bench seat.
Also had to cut down the stands for the front of the seat cushion to get the proper angle on the seat cushion.
One the tricks I found to get the correct height was to get the seat back below the rear window.
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