[Groundhogwhacka]

Slightly off topic as they aren't Camaro seats, but I scored a set of buckets from an '06 G6 GT coupe that I am pretty sure will bolt right to the S10 tracks. Ended up in this thread looking for measurement of bolt hole dimensions where S10 buckets bolt to track. I'll measure the G6 seats tomorrow and report back.

 

[Groundhogwhacka]

The G6 seats aren't going to be as direct of a bolt in as I thought. front to back holes are 13 3/4" (close enough), but width of the holes is 17 5/8. Should still be easy enough to adapt them to S10 bucket bases.

 

[kaotikvet82]

Anyone know if tahoe or silverado newer style will fit in a 96 s10? Just curious.

 

[stevepinette]

Those look to be 2000-2002 seats by the fabric.
I did 1999 seats which was the same just different fabric.
Any 1998-up seat will be the same basic design. The 93-97 is very similar as well. The Firebird TransAm seats also work in the same way.
Before New Seat Covers Made :

After New Seat Covers Made

Looks awesome what center console is that? do you have any other pictures of it?

 

[B95]

Looks awesome what center console is that? do you have any other pictures of it?

Do you realize, you dug up a old thread?

 

[oldeerslayer]

Under 2 years old isn't it more of a middle aged thread.
The thread spans 7 years. Well 9 now.

 

[Rhotpursuit]

Under 2 years old isn't it more of a middle aged thread.
The thread spans 7 years. Well 9 now.

Just for fun...from the rules.

10. Do not dig up old threads! If you want to continue a discussion from an old thread (older than 2-3 months), create a new thread and reference the old one in your opening post if necessary. There is very little reason to dig up an old thread. Chances are that something may have changed from that thread, in which it would be pointless anyway.

The way to do it is to start your own thread and provide a link to the old thread.

 

[stevepinette]

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