seat question
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seat question
I need to replace the bench seat in my 1996 F 150 reular cab. I have searched
for over a year for a used 40/20/40 seat with no luck. I am now considering a
aftermarket seat and was hoping that someone may have a suggestion as to a
seat that fits well and is built with some quality and comfort. It would appear that their are quite a few available but it is hard to tell how well they would fit
or how comfortable they would be once installed. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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for over a year for a used 40/20/40 seat with no luck. I am now considering a
aftermarket seat and was hoping that someone may have a suggestion as to a
seat that fits well and is built with some quality and comfort. It would appear that their are quite a few available but it is hard to tell how well they would fit
or how comfortable they would be once installed. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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From: Cocoa Beach, Florida
Don't believe I'd be buying aftermarket seats unless I personally sat in them first.
Try a Google for Car - Parts .Com great resource to search wrecking yards. You might have to drive a bit to get what you want but after a year's unsuccessful search, why not ?
I found my seats, 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Leather Power, by first sitting in them and recognizing just how really comfortable the were, then searching car parts and driving 150 miles to buy them - bottom line I have some great seats for under $200 plus some sweat equity.
Try a Google for Car - Parts .Com great resource to search wrecking yards. You might have to drive a bit to get what you want but after a year's unsuccessful search, why not ?
I found my seats, 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Leather Power, by first sitting in them and recognizing just how really comfortable the were, then searching car parts and driving 150 miles to buy them - bottom line I have some great seats for under $200 plus some sweat equity.
