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#243252 10/12/2004 10:11 PM
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I was asked to post pics of the 60/40 Ranger seat that I will install in my Burb. I just sat the passenger seat on the floor to illustrate the two position Here's a pic of the seat in a normal seating position.

[img]http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL326/687113/1184161/69454028.jpg[/img]

Here's the seat in the most forward position to allow passenger access to the rear seat.
Hope this helps cool .

[img]http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL326/687113/1184161/69454027.jpg[/img]

#243253 10/13/2004 2:05 AM
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What year Ranger are they from? I picked up a set of buckets from a mid eighties blazer, but yours look like they will work great too.

#243254 10/13/2004 2:40 AM
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Thanks Seon


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#243255 10/13/2004 3:02 AM
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The Ranger's seats are from a '00. I'm sure Toyota, Nissan, Blazer and S10 would also work. I picked the seats up for $150.

garretthes, you're welcome.

#243256 10/13/2004 6:25 AM
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Most of the seats i have looked at for the AD suburban have the 60% side on the passenger side. I prefer the 40% side to be there instead. Unfortunately I think these Tahoe seats are too wide, although they may squeeze in there.

Did the ranger seats mount in the same place or did you have to remove the drivers side box (I think the Task Force Suburbans mount the same way the AD's do)

I have thought of using Tahoe buckets with the integral seat belts, has anyone used those?

Tahoe seats

#243257 10/13/2004 7:15 AM
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For my panel, I found some bucket seats out of a late '80s 2-door Isuzu Trooper II. They have a fairly low back, so they still look somewhat like an old truck bucket, but they have headrests. The passenger seat folds forward for access to the back, and I found some inner armrests from a different Trooper that I'm going to mount on my seats. They should look quite nice in my slightly modernized panel.


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