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will buckets from an 87 bII work in my '95 ranger?
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In most cases, yes...some have different mounting brackets but you can just use the ones in the Ranger...only 4 bolts to remove them...
Do you have a 60/40 bench now? If you do you might have to use the mounting brackets and drill some holes for them...
Do you have a 60/40 bench now? If you do you might have to use the mounting brackets and drill some holes for them...
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yea i have the bench now
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The 60/40 split bench uses the same brackets as bucket seats would in that truck, a solid bench only has one bracket on each end. If you have a solid bench now you would need brackets out of a truck with the same cab configuration as yours.
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na its a split bench
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