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I just installed a jeep cj, logo free, rear seat. I tried to upload some pics, but they are too big. I read were a few fellas wanted some pics. Just send me an email. :victory:
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Not real sure about the years, I know mine was from a 75'. I just emailed the guy and made sure of the width. Most are 36" up until the most recent models.
I think CJ is the key. I bought one from Jc Whitney for 160 bucks or so. Watch for a free shipping deal as that helps. If you can find a used one with belts all the better! Gordo
I just found this, rear folding seats for the tub:
http://www.dap-inc.com/acc/app/lr/lr_bar-guard-int-ext.shtml#int
This is a cool option because if only one of my sons wants to go to the store, we can simply fold the other up and fill up the rest of the available space with groceries.
Javier
http://www.dap-inc.com/acc/app/lr/lr_bar-guard-int-ext.shtml#int
This is a cool option because if only one of my sons wants to go to the store, we can simply fold the other up and fill up the rest of the available space with groceries.
Javier
I put a CJ seat in the back of my 109. It was a new seat from Bestop, purchased through a local shop, it even came out cheaper than JC Wittless. It is the fold-n-tumble variety, and has proven indespensible! If I really need the space, just pull two pins, it comes right out, and I can leave it at home or pack it back in where ever it fits. Here is a pic:
I used the provided mounts, with a 1/2" spacer beneath the front to make it feel comfortable. The rear latch mounts (attach to the side of the wheel box) are asymetrical, so I could swap them side-to-side and gain ~1" at the rear, then add another inch to the front to keep the same incline.
I only have lap belts now, which are fine for harness-type child seats. But I plan to install inertia shoulder belts when I do the hard top this Fall.
Regards,
Tom P.
I used the provided mounts, with a 1/2" spacer beneath the front to make it feel comfortable. The rear latch mounts (attach to the side of the wheel box) are asymetrical, so I could swap them side-to-side and gain ~1" at the rear, then add another inch to the front to keep the same incline.
I only have lap belts now, which are fine for harness-type child seats. But I plan to install inertia shoulder belts when I do the hard top this Fall.
Regards,
Tom P.
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Jamooche,
Not that I am aware of, but Mastercraft makes a two-seater, bucket-style bench seat. It is a fixed mount and high-back, and probably the safest option. However, you would lose the flexibility to quickly fold/remove the seat. Also, the Mastercraft bolts to the floor only, with no connection to the side wheel boxes. I like the mechanical connection to the wheel box sides!
I'm thinking of sourcing some headrests from the junk yard, taking the seat cover/padding off, and weld the headrest mounts to the seat frame.
Regards,
Not that I am aware of, but Mastercraft makes a two-seater, bucket-style bench seat. It is a fixed mount and high-back, and probably the safest option. However, you would lose the flexibility to quickly fold/remove the seat. Also, the Mastercraft bolts to the floor only, with no connection to the side wheel boxes. I like the mechanical connection to the wheel box sides!
I'm thinking of sourcing some headrests from the junk yard, taking the seat cover/padding off, and weld the headrest mounts to the seat frame.
Regards,