I have a 1966 Buick Lesabre with a split back bench seat and I need to know if this will fit the seat, my seat is roughly 5FT long??
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The seat cover is not 5 foot long. It would be too short. I had to send mine back also.
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I am pretty sure that it will. My brother put it in his 73 Dodge Power Wagon truck and I am sure the seat is about the same length. Hope you enjoy them. I honestly am not sure what a "split back" means but I think these will be great for you.
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my pickup that I installed the seat cover is a 1972 hilux small truck you will have to measure theseat to be sure and look at the specifications of the cover sorry I can't help much
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Joe,I bought this item for a 1971 Ford Truck and it was way too short in length as it would not cover the seat. I believe it would fit a vehicle of a smaller profile like a Corvair, ranger, geo metro, etc. Also in the end it was not as pictured with side pockets etc - the one I received was sewn like a bath towel with no side or front pockets.
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I don't know for sure, I believe it will fit in your car. I purchased the 48" piece. I would say it was 15" (inches) wide by 48"(inches) long by 5"(inches) tall. If you can lay the back seat down it would definitely fit.
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It should fit. The seat does not come pre-drilled, you have to drill through the compartments to mount it with some u bolts.
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Not sure. I found the extender and it was labeled Buick. Mine is difficult to engage even on a Buick LeSabre, but after several times, it was easier. I think there are two choices for the metal clips and I may have ordered the incorrect one.The copied answer below from someone explains it better:You need to measure the width of the metal tongue on the "male" part of your seat belt. Most (maybe all?) tongues are one of two widths and this adjustable belt is available in both - identified by "A" or "B". Once you measure the width of the tongue on your seat belt then order this adjuster belt in the applicable size. Not sure. I found the extender and it was labeled Buick. Mine is difficult to engage even on a Buick LeSabre, but after several times, it was easier. I think there are two choices for the metal clips and I may have ordered the incorrect one.The copied answer below from someone explains it better:You need to measure the width of the metal tongue on the "male" part of your seat belt. Most (maybe all?) tongues are one of two widths and this adjustable belt is available in both - identified by "A" or "B". Once you measure the width of the... » Read More Not sure. I found the extender and it was labeled Buick. Mine is difficult to engage even on a Buick LeSabre, but after several times, it was easier. I think there are two choices for the metal clips and I may have ordered the incorrect one.The copied answer below from someone explains it better:You need to measure the width of the metal tongue on the "male" part of your seat belt. Most (maybe all?) tongues are one of two widths and this adjustable belt is available in both - identified by "A" or "B". Once you measure the width of the tongue on your seat belt then order this adjuster belt in the applicable size. « Show Less
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I am not sure it will fit, but it fit a regular oval seat. It works really well, and my mom loves it.
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If the seat that's on it has rails, it should fit. You will have to loosen the top of the post enough for the rails to slide out. Put this seat in its place and re-tighten. You shouldn't need a new post.
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I have 2003 Silverado they good on front 2 seats just would not stretch out on the back bench seat. The bench seat cover to small.
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My bench is 45 " long and it fits tight.....my guess would be that it will fit your bench nicely
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My firm answer is I think so. Depending on whether your legs are shorter than your trunk as some people sometimes have, it should. The handle and the seat have a series of pre-drilled holes for adjustment. I am 6'2", so I have my pretty well extended, but I am comfortable with telling you "very very likely". You can always send it back if it doesn't, but your life will change so much for the better if it does indeed fit your dimensions. Good luck!
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Yes, I have a 1990 Buick Lesabre that came factory with 205/75r14. Although the 205/70r14 looks better and is purchased more often,my experiance is that the 205/75r14 rides better with longer tire life. The suspension was obviously designed for that size. Note: As far as ride quality goes - be careful when replacing struts. I replaced the struts with 2 differnet (complete assembled)struts before deciding to use the original springs assembled onto new struts. That was the only way I could retain the orginal ride quality. The complete strut guys (including name brand) use dump truck springs as of my experiance. Ride is stiffer than most boards. Yes, I have a 1990 Buick Lesabre that came factory with 205/75r14. Although the 205/70r14 looks better and is purchased more often,my experiance is that the 205/75r14 rides better with longer tire life. The suspension was obviously designed for that size. Note: As far as ride quality goes - be careful when replacing struts. I replaced the struts with 2 differnet (complete assembled)struts before deciding to use the original springs assembled onto new struts. That was the only way I could retain the orginal ride quality. The complete strut guys (including name brand)... » Read More Yes, I have a 1990 Buick Lesabre that came factory with 205/75r14. Although the 205/70r14 looks better and is purchased more often,my experiance is that the 205/75r14 rides better with longer tire life. The suspension was obviously designed for that size. Note: As far as ride quality goes - be careful when replacing struts. I replaced the struts with 2 differnet (complete assembled)struts before deciding to use the original springs assembled onto new struts. That was the only way I could retain the orginal ride quality. The complete strut guys (including name brand) use dump truck springs as of my experiance. Ride is stiffer than most boards. « Show Less
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my seat would not fit. put your make and model in the system and see if another type would fit..
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I have an 03 LeSabre and bought the type A. It fits the front passenger seat and drivers seat, but not the back seats. A tape measure will tell what is the right size really quick if you aren't sure.
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This type of seat is for an Elongate fixture not the standard, which is what your measurements lead me to believe you have. Try looking for a standard size seat.
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Hi Sarah: If it's a bench seat, the cover should fit. I've used these covers in Chevys - 1963, 1965, 1978, 1984 and an early 80's Ford.
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The seat I ordered is about 17" long. If your current seat is 18.5", I would think you need the elongated version.
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you need to measure your backrest on your seat, this cover will only fit up to a 15" backrest
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I'm not sure. You could get a Bemis seat at Lowes or Home Depot and see if it fits and then order from Amazon.