Wanted: 60/40 third row seat
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Wow, too many people getting their panties in an uproar. Rev, you can do what you want with modifications. There are no aftermarket seats to replace the 3rd row seat to do what you would like to do. For one thing, part of the cargo floor is also part of the rear of the third row seat when you fold it down. You would have to modify that part also to make it a split type seat. Indy has a habit of stating facts in a harsh type of way and one has to get to know him and his way. Sure, there will always be personality clashes but all in all, this is a forum and we all try to answer it the best we can even if one's feathers get ruffled. The forums are not a place to have a pissing contest and see who can pee the farthest, but how we all can come to a solution, whether it be right or wrong in one's eyes.
Sounds like it was at least partly my fault for misunderstanding who Indy was talking to anyhow. I have now taken my meds and will calm down. :-)
Thanks to those who provided the relevant info -- even though the answer was "no aftermarket part exists to do what you want."
Peace.
Last edited by revvhigh; May 28, 2010 at 10:42 AM.
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Rev I thought this may be an option for you. http://littlepassengerseats.com/
You could purchase a single seat for a different make/model and make a bracket to fit the existing anchor locations.
You could purchase a single seat for a different make/model and make a bracket to fit the existing anchor locations.
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Rev I thought this may be an option for you. http://littlepassengerseats.com/
You could purchase a single seat for a different make/model and make a bracket to fit the existing anchor locations.
You could purchase a single seat for a different make/model and make a bracket to fit the existing anchor locations.
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If you were to look around at Suburban/Yukon Portion there is a 4th row single seat that is a flip up. http://littlepassengerseats.com/chev...n_yukon_xl.htm
He would not have one side available for seating at all then.
He would not have one side available for seating at all then.
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If you were to look around at Suburban/Yukon Portion there is a 4th row single seat that is a flip up. http://littlepassengerseats.com/chev...n_yukon_xl.htm
He would not have one side available for seating at all then.
He would not have one side available for seating at all then.
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True but it is a good idea to get as much information as possible.
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The information that you gave on a Suburban was no where related to a Durango. It is a good idea to get as much info on the vehicle that was posted about and not drift off to another that has nothing to share with a Durango. Just saying.
Last edited by 45AutoPete; May 28, 2010 at 08:20 PM.
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I realize that it is not related to a durango.In my mind it would be easier to make a bracket to make a seat fit than to cut apart the durango seat that already fits. The D's seat will require sewing and adjusting of the frame.
What's funny is we are arguing with each other and the OP hasn't said much lately.
What's funny is we are arguing with each other and the OP hasn't said much lately.
Last edited by Trapstud; May 29, 2010 at 01:50 PM.
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Also you could look at replacing just the back side of the third row with a second row and see if they would match up with a lil work? Now remember that it most likely would never lay down flat unless you used the OEM seat back and cut like you said. It would be worth really checking into tho.