Hey gang, I'm thinking of selling my front-bench-seat LT trim Tahoe (2013). The vehicle is unfortunately very unique (as everyone has discovered, you can't get a front bench in a high trim), and I personally installed the front jump seat and had it upholstered in leather to match the rest of the leather interior.
The vehicle started as an Z71 LT with second row captain chairs, but I also swapped-in a bench into the second row, for a true 9-passenger Tahoe. The 2nd-row bench is also leather and was literally a brand new, zero-mile (2 yrs ago) take-out from a 2017, so it has the nicer cupholders in the fold-down arm rest. I kept & stored the captains, and they would come with the sale. I also saved the Bose subwoofer from the console delete, and it is functional-- I occasionally connect it, but haven't permanently mounted it anywhere.
I know it's a '13, but I'm going to miss the features of this thing, which you pretty much can't combine from stock, even if custom ordering (heated seats + 3-row leather with 9-seater / front bench). The vehicle also has the tow package and trailer brake controller, three TV's w/ HDMI & AV splitter & input, and some custom electronic work giving you several key-on-only power outlets, bluetooth, line-in under the jump-seat, and other goodies.
I haven't met the surprisingly high but understandable 100-post requirement for posting in the classifieds, so if you're interested PM me. I'm considering selling b/c I ordered a 6-seat F150, and should probably say goodbye to the Tahoe, despite the better turning radius, better garageability, more seats, etc. And mods: I apologize in advance and completely respect your time and effort and right to torpedo this post-- it's just a rare back corner of the internet where you can find people who appreciate front-bench Tahoes / Suburbans.
Located in Dallas, mileage is ~160k (I bought at 99k), dark blue Z71, would be asking in the ~$30k+/- range for the unique build.
As a final side-note, because of the airbags in the right shoulder of the driver's seat beginning in 2014, you can't add the jumpseat to a console vehicle that's 2014 or later, so that's why I sought- out a 2013. It's the newest Tahoe that you could own that's LT or higher converted to 9-seat.