time to upgrade tha seats,,

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jeffw

time to upgrade tha seats,,

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alrighty,, I figure its time to up grade now beings the other day I threw myself into the ol slick and darn near hit the floor,, smashed my tailbone on somthin,, sooo after crying like a baby and cursing the seat and wrapping my tail in a splint,, I figured that some new seats are in order,,
do ya folks have any suggestions as far as seats go? would ford escort seats work,, maybe a ford ranger? me and my tail would appreciate any advise... :boohoo:
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Johnny Canuck
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Post by Johnny Canuck »

Want a Bench? or buckets?
Benches work from 1957-'96
Buckets, the world is your oyster
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
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Post by PFM-64f100 »

I just re did my bench and love it now. Used a 5 inch foam for bottom and ordered the vinyl and put it together. It's now so nice a lot better than the bucket seats I tried. See my http://www.purpleflyingmonkey.com/truck ... efile.html web site for pictures it's actually easier than you think at least it was for me. The good thing is I don't feel the springs or the bumps at bad any more. If you have questions PM me and I will help where I can.

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Uncle Skip
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Post by Uncle Skip »

Chris.
Just a thought.
Build up the edge of the drivers side about an extra 1/2" so when it starts to get worn down from you getting in and out, your seat will still be level. That's what I did on Nadine and I'm kind of glad I did.
I hate when they get old and start to sag toward the door.
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jeffw

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bench seats would float my boat,,
jeffw

ben

Post by jeffw »

sorry bout the typo,,ment to say bucket seats float the boat
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Swimholm
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Post by Swimholm »

you should just get a bench from a junk yard with a similar look and get an upholster to cover it in some tuck n roll
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Post by DanH »

I saw a slick in the car corral at the annual show and swap in Petit Jean Arkansas with a tan leather rear seat from about a 2001-2003 F150 or F250 Supercrew. Sweet. You have to use the tracks from a 64 slick the guy said.
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