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Jumped ahead a little bit and had the factory seats reupholstered. What I find odd is it seems like it’s two of one side seat? The lever is on the same side on both to fold the seat forward and I feel like both seats should fold inward to make it easy to get into the backseat, but does not seem to be that way.
Jumped ahead a little bit and had the factory seats reupholstered. What I find odd is it seems like it’s two of one side seat? The lever is on the same side on both to fold the seat forward and I feel like both seats should fold inward to make it easy to get into the backseat, but does not seem to be that way.
They used two Mustang drivers seats. The passenger seat back has to angle outwards when it folds so that it will clear the transmission tunnel when the entire seat is folded forward. It does that in order to make it easier to get into the backseat. The driver’s seat cannot do that because the steering wheel is in the way…..
They used two Mustang drivers seats. The passenger seat back has to angle outwards when it folds so that it will clear the transmission tunnel when the entire seat is folded forward. It does that in order to make it easier to get into the backseat. The driver’s seat cannot do that because the steering wheel is in the way…..
Nice truck!! I’ve seen a lot of things over the years and the Broncos I’ve owned, including the love for Diamond Plate, but I’ve never seen a wooden dash board before. Did you pull that off yet? Curious what’s hiding under there.