2000 Chevy gmt400 k3500

I was wondering what years are interchangeable with my 2000 gmt 400 k3500. And if it was possible to put in a bench seat?

Russell 1978 said:

I was wondering what years are interchangeable with my 2000 gmt 400 k3500. And if it was possible to put in a bench seat?

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For your interior anything 95 and up that is a 400.
It’s possible a bench from an 88-94 would work, I can’t confirm, someone here will, but definitely 95 and up.

Russell 1978 said:

I was wondering what years are interchangeable with my 2000 gmt 400 k3500. And if it was possible to put in a bench seat?

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I had a 2000 K3500 with a bench seat, so yes.

Cadillacmak said:

I had a 2000 K3500 with a bench seat, so yes.

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Awesome I'm just having a hard time finding one

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If you can find one ..crew cab rear seats are usually in good shape compared to the front seats. If the truck was well cared for and the rear seat wasn't used a lot, it should be nice. My crew cab is a Silverado so it has the 40/20/40 rear bench with the fold down armrest in the center. When I bought it two years ago, with only 123K on it, I put bath towels on the seats because they are all nice(and I'd like to keep them that way!).
Crew cabs are a LOT rarer than the single cab and extended cab trucks though....

HotWheelsBurban said:

Crew cabs are a LOT rarer than the single cab and extended cab trucks though....

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Up here they are everywhere! There is a lot of oil field, mining, construction, etc. companies that buy fleets and sell off every few years as they buy another fleet. Also people buy more trucks up here and a crew cab is great family vehicle. I just did a quick search of crew cab on marketplace and six OBS's in the first four lines. Low was $500 and high was $15000

Cadillacmak said:

Up here they are everywhere! There is a lot of oil field, mining, construction, etc. companies that buy fleets and sell off every few years as they buy another fleet. Also people buy more trucks up here and a crew cab is great family vehicle. I just did a quick search of crew cab on marketplace and six OBS's in the first four lines. Low was $500 and high was $15000

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Wow...I guess the oil field angle makes plenty of sense though. If you go in the areas of Texas where there's more of that, I'm sure they're more common. On a couple of trips to rural Texas, I've actually seen a few more 400 CCLB 's.
Mine was bought by a family who had country property out from San Antonio, and lived west of Houston. So many of its miles before I got it were road miles. We daily it because it has AC, although it probably needs a charge. Burb isn't currently running, because I have several things to do to it, that are waiting for cooler weather. I work on my stuff in the driveway.... Paid $5000 for mine and figured I got a good deal. I bought it from the grandson of the original owner, and he wanted it to go to a good home, not just haul a lawn equipment trailer like most of the older crew cabs you see around here do.

HotWheelsBurban said:

HotWheelsBurban said:

I bought it from the grandson of the original owner, and he wanted it to go to a good home, not just haul a lawn equipment trailer like most of the older crew cabs you see around here do.

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I dont know if that link will work, but I would really like to buy this one, just to many projects right now.

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I dont know if that link will work, but I would really like to buy this one, just to many projects right now.

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Not a bad price for a K3500 dually with low mileage at all. Particularly if it's clean and reasonably rust free underneath....
Those are the front seats like my Burb has, but it's an LT so it has the wore out leather anywhere someone sits. Very typical of trucks down here. Sweat does not play well with the "leather".....