Another question on seats
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Another question on seats
I asked earlier this weekend about a seat switch in my 1997 f-150. Here's my follow up question.
My truck currently has the big, one piece bench seat. It is bolted down with 5 bolts. 3 torx bolts, and 2 15mm bolts.
I am currently trying to trade a friend of mine for the 2 bucket seats with center console.
My question is, are the bracket and bolt patterns the same for both seat styles. I am wondering if I will have to do any kind of modifications to install the seats in the opposite trucks.
Any help is appreciated guys.
My truck currently has the big, one piece bench seat. It is bolted down with 5 bolts. 3 torx bolts, and 2 15mm bolts.
I am currently trying to trade a friend of mine for the 2 bucket seats with center console.
My question is, are the bracket and bolt patterns the same for both seat styles. I am wondering if I will have to do any kind of modifications to install the seats in the opposite trucks.
Any help is appreciated guys.
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Another question on seats
well, I don't know if this answers your question, but here goes.
My seat is the giant one-piece thing. The whole seat is on one big track and moves together with the bar on the driver side. Also, I'm not sure what you mean by "hump". If you want, I can take some pics tomorrow and post them up here. other than that, that's about all I know about my seat.
My seat is the giant one-piece thing. The whole seat is on one big track and moves together with the bar on the driver side. Also, I'm not sure what you mean by "hump". If you want, I can take some pics tomorrow and post them up here. other than that, that's about all I know about my seat.
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Another question on seats
the hump in the floorboard(tranny tunnel). if you swap tracks and all, I would think that it would probably work. You can look under the truck and see if the threaded holes are there near the center hump to bolt up the other tracks.
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