New seats. Steal of the day

UrbanRedneckKid · Feb 13, 2009

I got these seats from a Mazdaspeed Protege, for only $50! Only 2 flaws. There is a burn in the back of the D/S seat, Which won't be seen in my reg cab pickup. And a small stain on the same seat.
The car suffered from a rollover, and the rescue involed cutting the doors and roof off.
Sorry bout the crappy Cell phone pics.

BeefStew42791 · Feb 13, 2009

very nace!

grey ghost · Feb 13, 2009

cool find

Mark_88 · Feb 13, 2009

They look nice, but kinda thin on the seat cushions...they should fit nice though...

UrbanRedneckKid · Feb 13, 2009

They are actually really supportive and very comfortable. And they only have 22,000mi of driving on them. :icon_thumby:

RangerFabWorks · Feb 13, 2009

awesome find :thefinger:

UrbanRedneckKid · Feb 14, 2009

Yeah, there are some perks from working at a scrapyard.

You think my deal is good... my buddy picked up an exploder disc rear, for his YJ, for $50

z3ro · Feb 14, 2009

I would go back and grab those wheels!

UrbanRedneckKid · Feb 14, 2009

The other 2 were snapped in two, and those are seriously waffled.

This thing rolled so harshly that the turbo was snapped in 2, and sheared from the manifold.

IRKillroy · Feb 15, 2009

um... do those fit in a 1st gen? I'm thinking you should have these seats added to the list of seat replacements in the tech library.

Captain Ledd · Feb 15, 2009

IRKillroy said:
um... do those fit in a 1st gen?

It IS a Mazda, so there very well could be some Ford influence. Kinda curious as well.

UrbanRedneckKid · Feb 15, 2009

IRKillroy said:
um... do those fit in a 1st gen? I'm thinking you should have these seats added to the list of seat replacements in the tech library.

I really don't know yet, I'll be putting them in, in a month or so. Gotta finish my suspension and axles first.

I'm already expecting to fabricate or modify seat mounts. If bolted in as is they would sit way too low. Plan to bedliner my floor, and find a nice center console to graft in, before I mount the seats.

Mark_88 · Feb 15, 2009

UrbanRedneckKid said:
I'm already expecting to fabricate or modify seat mounts. If bolted in as is they would sit way too low.

That's what I was thinking when I saw them at first...they would be too low...unless you have a long back and short legs...but from various angles I don't think they're much different from the Tempo seats I put in my first Ranger...they just looked thinner from the one pic...

You might not have to fab brackets...maybe add a cross piece if they are too narrow or wide for Ranger mounts...seats are pretty easy to install so I wouldn't worry too much about it until you're ready to put them in...

I do like the side bolsters on those seats though...

block007 · Feb 21, 2009

sweet

those look good, fell sorry for the people in that car

Insanejughead · Feb 22, 2009

Damn! What a find...

I pulled some seats out of a '92 T-bird which look really damn good and are really supportive. I won't have an easy time getting them in though... I hope you have better luck by far!

Btw, looking at your sig I see you want a 4cyl, 5spd, 2wd truck to mess with... I found the perfect one for you if you were closer. It's a white '97 stepside about an hour away from me... $900.

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