Relocate Your Bench Seat To Gain An Extra 2-4” In Any Full-Size Chevy Impala Bel Air or Biscayne

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In this video we show the easiest way to gain an extra 2-4 inches of leg room for any 1955-1970 full-size Chevy such as Bel Air, Impala, Biscayne, or Caprice.
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[@aurktman1106]

Those are great to have for us tall folks.

[@Mikey_Pancakes]

I’m going to order mine for my ‘64 impala right now. I’m 6’ 3” and this is NEEDED!!

[@user-oy1oy8kx8i]

Do you guys have these for a 54 chevy?

[@johnkelly6942]

I’m working on a ‘55 Nomad and 6’ tall. (a) is this kit good for someone of my height? and (b) can passengers still get in the back seat with the front seat moved back 4”? Nice video, very helpful.

[@SoutheastChevyParts]

With these brackets, you can move back 2 to 4 inches. These brackets are made specifically for someone with your height. It will reduce the amount of foot space for the rear passengers, but you can determine how much that is by adjusting it to two or 4 inches.

[@johnkelly6942]

Thanks! I need to get a little further into the project and see where the seats land. My 55 came to me with new floors but they never installed the 2 sheetmetal boxes that get welded to floor and mount the rear seat. I need to get that tackled and put a steering column back in to see where I land

[@jmercado4]

i see that this is for bench seats, is one for buckets seats? jake

[@SoutheastChevyParts]

We are working on those currently. What year and model is your Chevy? Would you be willing to test fit them for us when we get them done?