Lambrusco
03-07-2007, 09:04 AM
My new baby, 1989 K1500 Extended cab with a full size bed:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65/sidhe_who/Stuff/truck_small.jpg
I really joined the forum specifically so I could do searches, but I've not found an answer to this particular question. It's got buckets in it, but there's no headrests.
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I'm assuming they came with headrests? I can't really tell, at some point the back zippers on the seat upholstery gave way and somebody "fixed" it by stapling it together with hog rings. As a result it's hard for me to tell if there's a headrest bracket in there or not.
It may be a moot point as I've about decided to swap for some buckets that are a bit newer anyway. I suspect it'll probably be easier to find buckets than just headrests. Also I'm noticing these have a tendency to flop a bit so I'm reasonably certain the mechanicals are worn out.
By the way, "Lambrusco" ("Bruce" for short) is the name of the truck. Not me. It's all my husband's fault :D.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65/sidhe_who/Stuff/truck_small.jpg
I really joined the forum specifically so I could do searches, but I've not found an answer to this particular question. It's got buckets in it, but there's no headrests.
<a href="http://photobucket.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65/sidhe_who/Stuff/seats.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting"></a>
I'm assuming they came with headrests? I can't really tell, at some point the back zippers on the seat upholstery gave way and somebody "fixed" it by stapling it together with hog rings. As a result it's hard for me to tell if there's a headrest bracket in there or not.
It may be a moot point as I've about decided to swap for some buckets that are a bit newer anyway. I suspect it'll probably be easier to find buckets than just headrests. Also I'm noticing these have a tendency to flop a bit so I'm reasonably certain the mechanicals are worn out.
By the way, "Lambrusco" ("Bruce" for short) is the name of the truck. Not me. It's all my husband's fault :D.