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Hello all,

I have an old bench seat that I cannot figure out what it belongs to. I have searched all over it for a manufacturer stamp / model number, but came up empty. I've had some tell me it belongs to a Chevy, but haven't got much more than that. I only have one retractable seat belt as you see in the photos, but it's not a complete set up. The crease that runs along the back rest is from where it was resting in storage. It's certainly not a seat feature

Is there any place on this bench seat, that you know of, that would tell me all about it?

Sure looks like a late 60s Blazer. You will have to take some measurements and contact someone who has one to compare. Probably should just relegate it to the "man cave"

It could also have been in a van. I recall seeing a narrow one directly behind the front seats with the wider one in the back of the van. I grew up in a chevy dealership as my Grandfather and father were dealers at one time.

interesting. I believe I have a tire rim that possibly went to the same vehicle. It's got 12 lug holes

It looks like the third seat in my 1983 Suburban. Hendo

well lookie here......I just came across this on ebay. $900? 69-72 Blazer it seems
What are the chances I'd find the same one, without the crease
um, how on earth do they sleep at night, that seems a bit much

https://www.ebay.com/itm/254987167875?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

Your wheel is for a farm implement. 12 holes to fit two different 6 bolt patterns or two different bolt sizes. Flat center and square holes are the giveaway. Implement 6 bolt patterns are typically a larger circle than the 5-1/2 inch Chevy pattern.

Mike

I agree that this is an agricultural wheel. It could also be used as a front wheel on a tractor. The square holes were used with round head square neck (carriage) bolts to attach weights.

good to know. thanks for the info