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Re: Fitting bucket seats
« on: Sep 04, 2016, 04:10:59 PM »
Before I swapped the cab, I swapped in bucket seats in my 3rd gen. Only spot that was missing was the front bolt near the trans tunnel for each seat. For the seatbelt bolts, I just used the rear seat mount bolt. A bolt is a bolt.... But if you've got the energy to wheel hard enough to get into a rollover situation, by golly, you'd better have the energy to drill and bolt in your seatbelts properly...
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