Guys provided that I have the base and everything else that came with the supercab pickup will the supercab bucket seats bolt in with a few holes drilled out and some bracing? My truck currently has the bench seat and found some awesome supercab seats, just don't want to waste my hard earned money that's all...

 

This is why I ask about the supercab seats...

 

I havent tried it personally, but I cant see it being that much different. I thought I read on here before they were almost a direct bolt in. Dont quote me on that though.

 

I'd do lots of measuring to be sure they won't be too wide ..floor to top of seats.......front to back......"etc"....Compare them to the bench measurements.......
and from where the holes are for the bench base mounting.
It would seem to me they would be a good fit........but one of the earler posts on this warned about later model seats being somewhat too big. Hopefully these aren't too "later model".
Based on the info before......bases probly just need the inner holes drilled if they measure up ok.
by the way.....I think you can buy 1/4" plate at the hardware and cut it to make braces for the bolts going through the floor.
Good Luck

PS.....don't forget the seat belts and hardware....and let me know how it works out so I can decide if I want to do it. My bench needs recovered and I'm getting estimates....so I'll compare that to swap costs.

 

Actually these seats are out of a extended cab 1994 F-150, not a supercab, because the seats had armrests....

 

Isnt extended cab and supercab the same thing..?

 

I thought so, but I wasn't sure... I have seen both actually....

 

i don't think they will fit, you should send them to me. haha!!!!!!

 

I've swapped about 10 sets buckets into and out of reg, SC , bronco and never had any problem with different floors . The only difference is non armrest seats usually came with jumper seat. But every truck I had that had bucket 93 or newer had armrests.

 

haha Great try man!!

 

Super Cab is the "official" name for the extended cabs.