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Thanks, scoti, this helps.

I just need the footprint of the frame and the width of the seat and the width of the back. Thanks.

Scoti, did you get a chance to break out the tape measure? Thanks.

Yep, good point, it would be easy to be off a few degrees, and not know it until it's driven.

I think I could manage fabricating a platform for each seat, if needed.

Well, that's not good. I bought a 2000 GMC Sierra new, I liked those buckets, very comfy. I gave the truck to my brother and other than wear and tear, the seats still feel the same today. I don't know if the seats in a 1998 would be the same, they look like they are.

I would appreciate the measurements. I don't plan on having a console.

Locally for sale, a pair of 1998 Chevy Silverado power bucket seats. Are these good candidates to replace the 60/40 seats in my 1985 El Camino?

I have come to that same conclusion. Member 78Regal350 hooked me up with most of the pieces to make the swap, I even found new actuators and an NOS relay that is similar to OEM. My wiring guy is putting it all together now.

Hey 69hurstolds, this info really helped me out. I just ordered the purported "last one in stock" from RockAuto.

Thank you pagrunt.

That will be the easiest thing to do. Where did you get the PDL system?

If I decide to go with aftermarket PDLs on my 85 El Camino, is there anyone who has a recommendation? Thanks.

Thanks for all the great info. With this I should be able to find what I need from a yard.

I want to add power door locks to my 85 Conquista. I have new switches but need everything else. Anybody parting out a PDL 2 door G body? Any aftermarket recommendations? Thanks as always.

Good advice. Thank you.

Reviewing the videos suggested by 88AZSS I am finding that out. Thanks for your encouragement.

Thanks 88AZSS, I'll look at 'em.

Thanks 57 Handyman. Check, check, and check. Just wanted some hands-on advice here.

1985 El Camino Conquista. I have begun my interior refurbishment by removing carpet, door panels, and most of the plastic garnish moldings. Next is the dash, since I will be getting all new custom wiring, a Dakota Digital cluster, LED instrument lamps and interior lighting, and a new dash cover...