I did this quite a while ago and thought I had posted already. Since I didn't see it in here, I thought I'd throw it in in case it helped anyone. I had a thought as I strolled through the junk yard and saw the seats in a late 90 ford ½ ton. “chop them off , and they would work”. $75.00 bucks later, I owned ‘em.
Installed them and never liked the headrest – at all. Since I have the while I’m at its this week, I skinned ‘em tonight. I had planned on cutting/shaping/welding the framework before I took them to the guy that’s gonna cover ‘em (black leather and fabric). I figured it would take a week or so as slow as I am.
Imagine my surprise when I started with this (click to enlarge);
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/a...8/seat%20project/th_1-thestart.jpg[/img] And wound up with this;
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/a...t%20project/th_5-finalskinning.jpg[/img] I am one happy dog. These seats are comfortable and when chopped off will match the back window perfectly – for me. Now, it’s gonna be easy…
This is the first pic after install.
Overall, I am very happy with the fit and look of these seats. It was a very straight forward install and a good fit for a task force series.
click if interested in a larger pic...
before..
[img]http://img.photobucket.com...roject/th_initialseatfittingdr.jpg[/img] After (not cleaned up yet)
[img]http://img.photobucket.co...058/seat%20project/th_firstpic.jpg[/img] 
