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    You can use any seat from a Ford truck up to 96 as long as you use the 70 seat tracks and it will bolt in,they might be a little wider and will be closer to the doors. A real nice seat is the 87 to 91 XLT seat with the center armrest but like what was said above it wont match the rest of the interior.

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    HAH! Thanks, Jeff! I guess that's really what I needed to find out. I'll go scout out some Fords. The fact that they would be a pretty direct bolt-in outweighs whether or not they are perfectly matched to the interior. I'll face that disgraceful situation later.

    I appreciate your follow up, FFR. I won't pursue that one.

    Dave, I made a reasonably successful attempt at rebuilding the seats in a '70 Dodge crew cab I owned. It looked presentable enough but I learned that just new sponge and upholstery won't compensate for pooped-out springs. Outside of that the only experience I've had was installing a set of Volvo buckets in a Dodge panel. They were really great seats and a snap to put in.

    You guys are a great help.


    Jim

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