New Seats??

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hueyman19

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There are no seats for a 98 Ranger 60/40 in my area, any suggestions for replacements, the foam is gone and it is killing my back and hip???:cry:
 
provided its a super cab then explorer/mountaineer seats bolt in. You will need to do something for a center console though
 
where are you located? I have a set of black leather mustang seats for sale right now, just recovered. you can use explorer tracks and bolt them in.
 
Which part of your 60/40 is damaged ?

Some of the seat have bolt on tracks, if yours do find another passenger seat and swap the tracks and you will have a set of 40/40 seats or bucket seats.
The backs need to come off first before swapping the tracks but there are holes on both side of the seat pan and the passenger seat will fit either side of the truck.
I used a set of seat that came out of a 98 Extended Cab in my Std CAb Steppie by turning a few bolts and time.

Other than that you can get the Explorer Seats as stated, The Explorer Sport seats are a little wider so if no center console is planed they are a little more comfortable. Mountaineer Seats are the same as the Explorer, then you can make mounts for anything as long as it will fit the cab..
 
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Same issue with my 2001. My seat foam appears to be repairable, but who makes good, like factory (not baggy Auto Zone ones) seat covers for the 60/40 AND does anyone make a console lid for these things. Curious question: My lid will not come up and it is not latched. What gives?
 
hueyman19 said:
There are no seats for a 98 Ranger 60/40 in my area, any suggestions for replacements, the foam is gone and it is killing my back and hip???:cry:
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I have found that ranger seats agrivate my back. I plan to install some other bucket seats. in the mean time I use a 'lumbar roll" when driving. vin
 
Reviving this old thread because I bought a 2003 Ranger. Manual transmission, standard cab, with the 60/40 seats. Am surprised not to find any decent seat cover options yet. Igee is too expensive, but they did a good job for my corvette years ago.
 
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