Would like to add jump seat to 2nd row captains chairs

[AngeloUCF]

Thank you, that is just what I had in mind. Hope I can figure a way to make it removable and just use it when needed.

hey Avalanche did you ever try this?

 

[K2 Kaiju]

hey Avalanche did you ever try this?

I did. Used a silverado front jump seat and it fit nicely...

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[AngeloUCF]

I did. Used a silverado front jump seat and it fit nicely...

That does seem to fit nicely. Did you secure it using seat bolts and did it come with a seatbelt?

 

[Tonyrodz]

That does seem to fit nicely. Did you secure it using seat bolts and did it come with a seatbelt?

That's the usual way to do it. They should also come with an attached seat belt.

 

[K2 Kaiju]

That does seem to fit nicely. Did you secure it using seat bolts and did it come with a seatbelt?

The seat mounts have holes that made it very easy to attach some seat mounting brackets. The seat did have an attached belt, and I added some rapid chargers for kids phones/tablets. I had to remove armrests, and ended up doing a 3d printed bolt cover. Its really sweet...

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[Tiki-G]

Hey Texas Daddy! I know this post is pretty old, but I’m hoping you’re still active on here.

I was inspired by your post and expert installation, so I bought a jump seat that I’m attempting install now in my 2017 Escalade. On the jump seat, there’s a plastic “skirt” that goes all the way around the bottom. It prevents the seat from sitting evenly on the floor. Did yours have that, and if so did you modify this in any way or remove it?

Thanks!

 

[yesitis]

I did. Used a silverado front jump seat and it fit nicely...View attachment 331109

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Hello - I have a 2020 Tahoe Premier RST with 2nd row buckets and want to do this. What 'year' center console did you pick up from a Silverado? 07-14? Different year?
Did you have to modify the console, once you received it (other than the mounting plates?) Thanks for the insight