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Seats Whats best

boss302

New Member
Joined
Jun 24, 2004
Messages
12
Loc.
Dublin TX
Hello, any help on seats (front) for our 77, its being painted Grabber Orange and I dont have the orginal seats. Wanting saftey and comfort as well. Thinking about Tom's Bronco seats that are in his cover Bronco...what do ya'll think?
Any help would be great
Thanks
Skip...TX
 

OldieTwoShoes

Bronco Guru
Joined
Mar 29, 2004
Messages
1,644
Loc.
Raleigh, NC
it all depends on how much you want to spend, and the toms seats im guessing is the one with the bronco script? if it is then im guessing you have a good amount set aside. just look at most racing seats they have good safety features and are very comfortable. you can go to www.truckperformance.com and put in your vehicle and then look at the seats, or go for the toms etc etc...just up to you ;D
 

Broncitis

MEB Founder
Joined
May 18, 2004
Messages
5,267
boss302 said:
Hello, any help on seats (front) for our 77, its being painted Grabber Orange and I dont have the orginal seats. Wanting saftey and comfort as well. Thinking about Tom's Bronco seats that are in his cover Bronco...what do ya'll think?
Any help would be great
Thanks
Skip...TX

The Tom's seats seem very comfortable. I won a set of these in black at the recent East Coast Bronco Roundup! ;D I have not mounted these yet since the rig I will likley use these in is a couple projects down the list :(

A friend has Beard's in his rig, and he thought these were just as comfortable.

I also have a set of Fiero GT seats that I had planned t get recoverd for the same project which will likley use the Tom's in now. The Fiero sets are cool since they are low profile they allow headroom for tall dirvers, and no loss of headroom when mounted on a seat mount that's part of the roll cage. They also have two speakers that are buit into the headrests which may be kinda cool, but I have not tried them yet.
 

Muddy1966Bronco

Full Member
Joined
Apr 19, 2004
Messages
342
Loc.
Central PA
I walked through my favorite junkyard and looked for seats that were still indecent shape, then sat in the ones I liked and narrowed it down to a nice reclining set in a dodge omni...I think that was the car. I was happy to see that they bolt onto the floor in a very simlar way and I might be able to get the sliders to work. I haven't mounted them yet, the project isn't that far along. Maybe in a couple weeks, but they look & feel good and you can make almost anything fit. :)
 

jeff68

Sr. Member
Joined
Oct 27, 2001
Messages
569
Loc.
Hattiesburg, MS.
I like mine from Wildhorses, comfortable and a good fit.
I do have to lift myself over the side to get in and out of them but other than that they are really nice.
I had a junkyard set from a ricer, but I had to bend down to see the red lights.
I can see out of the middle of the windshield with these.
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76Broncofromhell

Bronco Totalitarian
Joined
Jul 30, 2001
Messages
4,244
Loc.
Reno, NV
I got mine out of a late-90's XJ-8. They are really comfortable and have good side support. I just have to figure out a tumbling mechanism for the passenger seat, but whatever the top is off who cares.

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SC74

Contributor
Bronco Guru
Joined
May 24, 2004
Messages
3,413
I've got the Bestop TrailMax Sport seats. I mounted them on some sliding seat brackets from Summitt so now I can recline them and slide front to back. They are very comfortable, water proof, and not too expensive.
 

4x4x289

Sr. Member
Joined
Mar 15, 2004
Messages
964
I recently installed Beard Super Comp up front and Beard 39" Super Bench-BH in back, with tracks. Great Seats. No complaints other than the wait for them, several weeks.
 

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DownhillManiac99

Bronco Guru
Joined
Apr 26, 2003
Messages
1,611
Loc.
Orange County CA
The Corbea Baja SS bolt right in and are super comfortable. Modified the brackets so the driver side would move back farther for my 6' 4'' and growing height but thats all.
 

Sabas

Sr. Member
Joined
Jun 24, 2003
Messages
654
I have PRP Seats. IMO same quaility as Beard but cheaper. Alot of sand buggies use their seats. $180 a seat. You custom order your seats check out the website www.prpseats.com
 

sstlaure

Bronco Slacker
Joined
Jun 7, 2004
Messages
1,881
DownhillManiac99 said:
The Corbea Baja SS bolt right in and are super comfortable. Modified the brackets so the driver side would move back farther for my 6' 4'' and growing height but thats all.

The Corbeau's are awesome. For around $150 per, you can't beat em. (They also offer larger sizes for those that need it.)
 

71 BRNCO

Sr. Member
Joined
Mar 24, 2004
Messages
786
Another option that I just found was bluetorchfabworks seats. I have not seen these in person or have any idea about mounting them yet but they look nice adn have great prices. Between $80 and $260 for a pretty trick seat. i am also soon to be a dealer for them and can anyone here discounts on all there products.
 

Labbster

Sr. Member
Joined
Nov 19, 2003
Messages
755
I second the probe seats. I bought four.......two for me and two for my father in law. All together $100 and they look like new!
 
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