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I'm looking to install modern seats into my 1970 Crew Cab. I want seats with headrest front & back. I've seen a couple on here with Dodge & Tahoe front and back seats that look nice. I just came from the junkyard where I looked at a 2003 F150 crew cab or supercrew I think they call it. Anyway I like the seats, the front is the 60/40 split bench. The rear is a 60/40 design that fold down. Has anyone ever adapted the front or rear seats from this body style into a bump or dent truck regular or crew cab?
Yes, I've seen it in a build thread or two. I'm doing mine, but I'm putting a SD floor pan in it. If you've sat in the rear seat, you know how uncomfortable it is with no recess in the floor pan. You might consider that modification while your at it. A set of king ranch super crew seats would be awesome.
Choptop49ford, what seats are you using front & back in your crew?
Originally Posted by choptop49ford
What are you wanting to see? The outer edge trim is (basicaly) the same as a reg or sc. The difference is the trim piece that runs down the center (L/R), it is plastic and snaps onto the metal rib that is part of the roof support. I took the rear section of trim from a reg cab and modified it to use in place of the center plastic. To me the factory plastic looked cheap and out of place, don't know why they didnt do something like what I came up with.
I picked these up at the junkyard. They are from a 2003 Lariat SuperCrew. Except for the tear in the driver's seat the leather is perfect. I found wiring schematics and it appears that all the electronics are contained in the seat. I checked and the control modules are in place. The truck had just came onto the yard. I plan to install the rear first in the next couple weeks. I'll post pics when I'm done.
I picked these up at the junkyard. They are from a 2003 Lariat SuperCrew. Except for the tear in the driver's seat the leather is perfect. I found wiring schematics and it appears that all the electronics are contained in the seat. I checked and the control modules are in place. The truck had just came onto the yard. I plan to install the rear first in the next couple weeks. I'll post pics when I'm done.
Do you know how much difference is in the SD vs. the F150 seats dimensionally?
No, I don't. These F150 seats are less than 4" narrower than my stock bench. My stock bench measures 59" across. The seats I bought measure just over 54" across. When I'm sitting in my stock bench I have a full hands with of extra room next to my leg. I figure with the F150 seat I'll loose 2" of that space. The front of my stock bench is around 13" from rise in the floor at the front. These seats measure about the same from the rise in the F150 floor. Next time I'm at the junkyard I'll measure a SD seat.
Originally Posted by brobrad
Do you know how much difference is in the SD vs. the F150 seats dimensionally?
Well Iam putting my 1979 Ford F250 Crewcab up for sale , you can see pics under my profile, Gullys crewcab, but it has a 400 6000 miles on rebuild 85000 original miles, 4 speed, 4x4, 4" lift, new tires and rims, new battery, new 2.5" dual exhaust, new 40/20/40 seats front and rear, new carpet, new front grill, body is in great shape but I would re-paint it, new dash panels with new modern radio that looks old school, has A/C but needs charged, It would great for someone that wants to work on it but still drive it.
Needs, headliner but i do have the chrome moldings for it and pattern, power steering needs bleed off, it works but not to the greatest. needs Carb kit but Ill probably do that soon.
Drives great and is a head turner
Will send more pics if you send me your email.
Asking $17,500 dgully@min.midco.net
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