PUI Bucket Seat Bun 1971-75 Chevy Truck
233-BUN715TU
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I am working on a 69 CJ5 with the original seats I am restoring. I saw on Velocity yesterday the restoration of some 72 Blazer seats where the frame looks 95% the same as my CJ seat frames. Is it possible this will fit? I'm willing to take the chance.
That part number is for a bench seat. CST's were buckets (the passenger side tilts forward to load the rear bench).
I have a 70 K5 Blazer CST. I realize that this is not listed to fit that model but it is the closest I have seen in the PUI line. Will this fit? If not, does PUI make one that will fit (one of the most popular trucks to restore EVER)?
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