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bucket front seats


muzzlestuffer

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Joined
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Messages
42
City
arizona but originally buffalo n.y.
Vehicle Year
1993
Transmission
Automatic
hello i was wondering if anybody has a source for bucket seats i currently have a 60/40 and want to switch to buckets hopefully the original oem style. my truck is an 1993 xlt super cab. i have checked nation wide salvage yards and am waiting for a response on a couple of leads. thanks !!
 
hello i was wondering if anybody has a source for bucket seats i currently have a 60/40 and want to switch to buckets hopefully the original oem style. my truck is an 1993 xlt super cab. i have checked nation wide salvage yards and am waiting for a response on a couple of leads. thanks !!

Welcome to TRS. This is the wrong section to ask this, but if you scroll down on the forum, find the interior section or the parts wanted section and post there. Not everybody looks in the introduction section, so there might be alot of people that aren't seeing your question here.
 
I would check Craigslist for people parting out rangers and explorers. You can use seats from almost any year just by bolting them to your current seat tracks.


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Moved this to the proper forum. All ford seats have the holes to bolt your tracks to them, you may just have to tap the right holes since they only tap the ones for the tracks that were bolted to them from the factory.

Heres a link to a list of seats that are known to fit from our technical library:
http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/Seats.html
 
thanks for the input and sorry about being in the wrong section i have found a lot more info since then and i am currently having a upholstery shop convert my 60/40 to a bucket as well as replacing my bottom seat foam twenty plus years of use has taken it's toll. i also purchased a center console from e-bay and should be receiving any day so i will take some pic's and share them. thanks again for the welcome and info !!
 
does anybody know since i'm installing a center console which was not installed at the factory if there is any specific mounting location i have not received my console yet so can not try to locate until i receive it but have not found any factory indicators as far as location goes but have a pretty good idea of what needs to happen to install. thanks!!
 
When I put my consoles in they were contoured to the floor pretty well. I just set them there on the floor and ran some big self tapping screws down and then hit them with undercoat from the bottom.
 
does anybody know since i'm installing a center console which was not installed at the factory if there is any specific mounting location i have not received my console yet so can not try to locate until i receive it but have not found any factory indicators as far as location goes but have a pretty good idea of what needs to happen to install. thanks!!

I located mine between the seats where I thought it should go, and used some of these bolts to hold the bracket down:

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Underneath, after they were tightened, I smeared silicone all over the bolts and washers where they met the body of the truck, to keep moisture out and prevent rust around the drilled holes.
 
I had ripped out my carpet and put in vinyl.

I drilled right through the vinyl and the floor of the truck cab and bolted it down.

I don't know what the factory carpeted rangers with center consoles are like, I never had one. Mine was a 60/40 bench that I converted.
 
The console I had I put on top of the carpet, didn't think at all about cutting out the carpet and mounting it directly to the sheetmetal. I had it like that for about five years, no problems. I can't recall if the Explorer I took it from had the carpet removed in that area from the factory but I kinda think it was installed over the carpet from the factory.
 
The factory setup is either right in the carpet, or cutouts around the bracket. depends on the year. I just let mine ride free over the carpet until it left an imprint so I could put little holes in the carpet so it wouldn't tangle in the bolts. Doing the same thing on the B2 right now.

Postin' from teh Galaxy
 

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