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Hey thanks for the pictures. It helps to see waht original was like. I'll fab something and I want to sit as far back as possible (6'2") - thanks again.
I got the front seats out of a late 80's Crown Vic. They are blue velour, which matches my interior scheme. I fabbed up some supports to make them fit. MUCH BETTER THAN BENCH !!!!! I even hooked up the adjustment motor so I have a power driver seat. With the tank behind them, I can't adjust them much but they work just fine anyway. I built a console for the space between (with two cupholders) and a nice stained / varnished board for the space between the backs to hide the tank. I fastened it to the tank with velcro and felt pads to eliminate rattling. I am very pleased.
I got the front seats out of a late 80's Crown Vic. They are blue velour, which matches my interior scheme. I fabbed up some supports to make them fit. MUCH BETTER THAN BENCH !!!!! I even hooked up the adjustment motor so I have a power driver seat. With the tank behind them, I can't adjust them much but they work just fine anyway. I built a console for the space between (with two cupholders) and a nice stained / varnished board for the space between the backs to hide the tank. I fastened it to the tank with velcro and felt pads to eliminate rattling. I am very pleased.
Looks like a good idea, what were the mounts made of? A brief description would be nice. Thanks, keep on Ford trucking!
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