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Oct 14, 2020 | 07:12 PM

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Fun fact, the rear seat in a crew cab is the same as the seat in a regular cab.

Also on the regular cabs I pull the seat rod so it will lay all the way back against the cab and you get a little more room.

that will help a lot with my f100! didnt even think about that but when i swapped the back rests with the bottoms yesterday i noticed that rod, thanks!

Oct 14, 2020 | 10:22 PM

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that will help a lot with my f100! didnt even think about that but when i swapped the back rests with the bottoms yesterday i noticed that rod, thanks!

Hey no problem! I've got a 91 that has a really nice seat I got from the back of a 93 crew cab, bolted right in and away we went!

85's seat came from a t boned 85 f150 that looked like new inside and out, pull the carpet too. Seat and carpet was like $25 at that time. Guess they figure nobody wants a bench seat or old carpet.

I took the carpet to the carwash and used the hot soapy water on it. I did the same thing with my obs bucket seats in the 89 pre install. Sure cleans em up just be sure to rinse ALL the soap off/out or it will reattract dirt.

Oct 20, 2020 | 12:48 PM

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howdy, little update, so when i got this truck it didnt have the vented front bumper but i got that soon after (didnt have it when i was going up that steep grade) i made this air dam to force more air thru the bottom of the radiator, hope it helps, thanks again guys for the info and support, appreciate ya