seat track conversion?

[j-rod]

Hi I'm new here, been browsing for a while though.

First question: I have an 86' bronco and I hate the way the passenger seat pops up and tilts forward to get in the back seat. My old bronco, a 91', had the kind that just slid all the way forward on the seat track itself. Will one of those style tracks fit my broncos seat and bolt holes? Anybody ever tried this?

Of course, what is a thread without pics right?! Allow me to introduce my baby to you all...

The Big ******







OOOPS!!!!



Here she is with my other baby, a 96' Impala SS, outside my house. You can see the ocean from my porch //>



And here's my old gal, Betty The Bronco, may she RIP (



So that's that, thank you in advance for any replies

 

[Seabronc]

Welcome to the Zone / >. Nice looking truck. Take care of that rust on the 1/4 panel before it gets out of hand. The answer is yes. The floor design is the same but you may not find the hole are completely compatible. If you have to drill new holes, be sure to add some reinforcement like a heavy duty shoulder washer on the under side of the floorboard. Look at the current place a seat bolts down for ideas on what to use for reinforcement. Basically you want to make sure the seat bolt doesn't rip through the floorboard. I did that with my 83 so I could use a set of Expedition seats. You might want to take the seat with the frame, even if it means you will have to change the seat covering.

Good luck,

 

[Skitter302]

Welcome to the Zone!

It nice to see a Bronco that gets used with out getting dented /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> I know that I'm looking to put seats in my 89. Driver seat feels like it has seen better days. Looks good but lacks support.

Do take care and keep having fun!

 

[j-rod]

Thanks guys! I guess I have to get to the junkyard and just try it out