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Nope, they are the 40-20-40. I got them from a salvage yard from a newer Ford - just don't know the years they were offered. Far as I can tell they were only offered in 4 doors and ext cabs.
Nope, they are the 40-20-40. I got them from a salvage yard from a newer Ford - just don't know the years they were offered. Far as I can tell they were only offered in 4 doors and ext cabs.
Well you need to know what they were from.
- 94-96 is one style(97 f250hd and F350 also had them)
- Then the 99+ Superduty also had them
- The 97+ F150 also had 40-20-40s too
So like I said, you need to figure out what they came from if you want seat covers since all 3 are different.
Also, the 40-20-40 came in reg cab, super cab and crew cab
- 94-96 is one style(97 f250hd and F350 also had them)
- Then the 99+ Superduty also had them
- The 97+ F150 also had 40-20-40s too
So like I said, you need to figure out what they came from if you want seat covers since all 3 are different.
Also, the 40-20-40 came in reg cab, super cab and crew cab
I'm sure the truck they came from is crushed by now. I know it wasn't a '99 or newer, my guess would be a '95-97 F250 Ext cab. They are manual but have a lumbar button on them that I haven't hooked up yet.
P.S. Gilbert is a nice little town. I used to spend my summers between Kresgeville and Kunkletown!!
I'm sure the truck they came from is crushed by now. I know it wasn't a '99 or newer, my guess would be a '95-97 F250 Ext cab. They are manual but have a lumbar button on them that I haven't hooked up yet.
P.S. Gilbert is a nice little town. I used to spend my summers between Kresgeville and Kunkletown!!
Ok. I assume they look like these then.
2 cup holders with a "roll top" cover and the hard plastic cover of extra storage.
Yeah. I moved here about 6 years ago. I reminds me of where I grew up in Jersey BEFORE all the city moved in
There are some nice fitting ones out there, keep looking.
I don't recall the owner of this truck but he shared some pics of his seat covers with me. When I was looking into this I a bunch of decent covers, but was down to two that I would actually buy. And there were about 200-250, not the crazy katzkin prices either.
Ok. I assume they look like these then.
2 cup holders with a "roll top" cover and the hard plastic cover of extra storage.
Yeah. I moved here about 6 years ago. I reminds me of where I grew up in Jersey BEFORE all the city moved in
Yep, thats them. I haven't figured out how to get the slidey rolltop to move freely either. There might be a panel missing. Is there a catch to get the center back rest to flip down?? I can't find it.
Because these seats are RED and my truck is tan and will be desert camo in the spring, I guess I'm gonna have to do something about the plastic "seat bases" .
Mine folds back and forward (or up and down if you prefer) with the heaviness of the seat and some of the resistance as a person would expect to keep it from flopping around. I don't recall it ever locking in place.
The previous owner wore a hazmat suit when he drove this thing it is so clean. I'm doing my best to to rectify this....
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