Rear seat ext cab
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Rear seat ext cab
My ride is a stock 2004 F-150 heritage, navy blue automatic 4x4 4.7L V-8.
I recently saw a friend of a friends truck, and the back seats were different then mine. The rear bench is devided 2/3 and 1/3 and the flip up, not very space concervative. But what this other f150 had was the seat folder to the floor and then were flat across.
Does anyone know what this setup is called, or what style it would be standard in. And finally if someone knew where i could come across one or might be willing to sell/trade one themselves.
Thank you for any help, have a nice day driving your Ford.
Boomer
I recently saw a friend of a friends truck, and the back seats were different then mine. The rear bench is devided 2/3 and 1/3 and the flip up, not very space concervative. But what this other f150 had was the seat folder to the floor and then were flat across.
Does anyone know what this setup is called, or what style it would be standard in. And finally if someone knew where i could come across one or might be willing to sell/trade one themselves.Thank you for any help, have a nice day driving your Ford.
Boomer
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I see you have the elusive 4.7..
. Not quite sure what you mean, but my 98 ext. cab.......the seat folds forward and the back of the seat folds down to form a totally flat surface. Heck...a guy could sleep on it with a big cushion or something...
. Not quite sure what you mean, but my 98 ext. cab.......the seat folds forward and the back of the seat folds down to form a totally flat surface. Heck...a guy could sleep on it with a big cushion or something...
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I believe thats exactly what im looking for, something more travel and work load friendly. I dont want my tools laying in the bed getting covered in snow. would you be able to post a picture? incase i do search for it i have something to reference.
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Boomer
Thanks
Boomer
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My ride is a stock 2004 F-150 heritage, navy blue automatic 4x4 4.7L V-8.
I recently saw a friend of a friends truck, and the back seats were different then mine. The rear bench is devided 2/3 and 1/3 and the flip up, not very space concervative. But what this other f150 had was the seat folder to the floor and then were flat across. Does anyone know what this setup is called, or what style it would be standard in. And finally if someone knew where i could come across one or might be willing to sell/trade one themselves.
Thank you for any help, have a nice day driving your Ford.
Boomer
I recently saw a friend of a friends truck, and the back seats were different then mine. The rear bench is devided 2/3 and 1/3 and the flip up, not very space concervative. But what this other f150 had was the seat folder to the floor and then were flat across.
Does anyone know what this setup is called, or what style it would be standard in. And finally if someone knew where i could come across one or might be willing to sell/trade one themselves.Thank you for any help, have a nice day driving your Ford.
Boomer
#1 nice engine size, are you sure you own an '04 heritage?
#2 what year / body style is your friends truck???
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I'm guessing he has a 4.6 and just hit the wrong key...lol
If your wanting to swap out the back seat , your probably going to have to go with 97 to 03 truck. Not sure if an 04 & up F-150 will fit.
If your wanting to swap out the back seat , your probably going to have to go with 97 to 03 truck. Not sure if an 04 & up F-150 will fit.
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Thank you guys, I feel really dumb. i didn't catch this till now. You are all correct 4.6L. I'ma *******!
I can't believe i went back to my old truck (4.7L 2000 tundra) before i was able to covert over to Ford only.
Anyhow it is an ext cab styleside but the year i am unsure of. I do believe the only seats that would fit are from the 97-03/ 04 heritage, what i was trying to figure out is if there was a certain model (I.E. xlt, lariat, fx4) that is more likely to have the seat type i am looking for.
Thanks again,
Boomer
I can't believe i went back to my old truck (4.7L 2000 tundra) before i was able to covert over to Ford only.Anyhow it is an ext cab styleside but the year i am unsure of. I do believe the only seats that would fit are from the 97-03/ 04 heritage, what i was trying to figure out is if there was a certain model (I.E. xlt, lariat, fx4) that is more likely to have the seat type i am looking for.
Thanks again,
Boomer
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LOL...I would gladly post a pic, but the entire back seat is where I keep bins of parts and some tools. I use it in my business. I originally thought I would fold it all flat and get more room. But actually then you lose the floor area in front of the seat. For me it worked out a lot better to just put some big beach towels on the back and seat area and stack stuff that way. It works out well...my only beef is that no back door on driver side...only access thru back door on other side. Works out OK though. My truck is the one in the line below...
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Spotty, I appreciate the help you may have just givin me an idea of how i could find one. Sounds like there is a differnece in my truck and yours. I have the 4 door access, pasenger and driver side then the 2 suicide back doors for ext cab rear seat access.
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