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They aren't in my Excursion. I have the bench seat, which I actually like better.
And they aren't two tone. The ones in the picture are a solid color tan.
I think he was referring to "my" seats, that is, the ones in the Excursion I may buy.
If there's someone who wants to trade their great-condition 2-tone tan bench for equivalent buckets in the SF Bay Area, let me know. I probably won't buy this Excursion unless I already have a trade worked out.
I think he was referring to "my" seats, that is, the ones in the Excursion I may buy.
If there's someone who wants to trade their great-condition 2-tone tan bench for equivalent buckets in the SF Bay Area, let me know. I probably won't buy this Excursion unless I already have a trade worked out.
Yes I was. Too bad you are in the SF Bay Area. If you were closer and they were just tan or parchment (official name) I'd be all over it like a cheap suit.
I'm looking at replacing my Expedition with an Excursion to better tow my new, larger trailer.
I've found what appears to be a good candidate, but it has the 2nd-row bucket seats, and I really want a 2nd-row bench. Is this a cheap and easy swap, or do I need to keep looking?
If the seats are the grey leather and you're in the southern Caliifornia area, I have a 2nd row bench, for which I would prefer it was 2 buckets.
.....rear buckets..... seem like a waste of a good towing/people hauler.
Agreed. And one thing a lot of people overlook...... by the time you let the combo armrest/cupholders down in the center of the bench seat, you have basically made 2 bucket seats out of the bench seat. But you still have the bench seat if you need more seating capacity.
That center armrest/cupholder thing is pretty wide!
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