Seat Tracks
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Seat Tracks
I was wondering if anyone knows what years/generations are seat tracks distances are the same.
For example, I have an 85 F-350 Crew Cab and was wondering if I can use, say, a 96 F-series (or Expedition, etc.) set of seat tracks and seats?
For example, I have an 85 F-350 Crew Cab and was wondering if I can use, say, a 96 F-series (or Expedition, etc.) set of seat tracks and seats?
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Originally Posted by texcan
Well We put in my son's truck a seet out of a 92 sport f-150. Bolt holews lined right up. his is an 80 f-100. Took the carpet out of an 94 and it fit perfect. Look in my gallery under son's project.
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No both were bench seats but from 80 to 96 the floor is the same. so for a bucket conversion you would have to get the tracks or modify yours. If your get the bucket tracks you'll just have to drill new hole and blot them down.
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I figured....I was thinking of building a frame that utilized the existing bench seat holes since they are in the frame. Then welding or riveting seat tracks to that frame - that would eliminate the problems of the tracks that are not bolted into the frame from peeling up or cracking the floor pan.
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FYI...
You can use full sized BRONCO high back buckets with console from 1980-1994 without any modifications. Also the F-150 through F-350 Lariat 1982-1994 were available with either high back buckets or 60/40 with flip down console.
You can use full sized BRONCO high back buckets with console from 1980-1994 without any modifications. Also the F-150 through F-350 Lariat 1982-1994 were available with either high back buckets or 60/40 with flip down console.
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