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More Turbo
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From: New Hampshire
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There are a few on this board that have put seats from a full size Bronco in their pickups. I have done this on a 1995 F150 std cab.
As long as you get the bases with the seats its a pretty simple install. The mounting holes by the doors match, so you only need to drill the inner holes. The install of mine only took about 2 hours.
Hope this helps.
Bill
As long as you get the bases with the seats its a pretty simple install. The mounting holes by the doors match, so you only need to drill the inner holes. The install of mine only took about 2 hours.
Hope this helps.
Bill
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Joined: Oct 2000
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From: Lake Jackson, Texas
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You could look for seats from an F150. Used to have a 91 with buckets and center console. my brother-in-law had a 96 with a split bench and fold down center armrest that had a console and cup holders. There are also aftermarket seats available, but they can be pricey. J.C. Whitney carries a line of seats (Steelhorse I think). Look in any truck or car magazibe and you will fibd plenty of vendors.
Bob
Bob
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Check out e-bay for "ford seats". I purchased a pair of 2001, E-250 bucket seats for $150. for my E-150. The seats were absoultely new condition. It cost me an additional $90. for motor freight from FLA to CA but the seats are worth much more. The installation required fabricating an adapter plate for mounting. The end results is a great upgrade to my van.
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