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EFV-8 Club Forum / General Ford Discussion / 36 ford pickup seat dimensions

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Discussion Topic: 36 ford pickup seat dimensions

Don Rogers

12-04-2009 @ 6:32 AM

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Tim, There is a pickup seat for sale on ebay right now.

1936 Ford Pickup Seat NEW:eBay Motors (item 180441280112 end time Dec-09-09 05:14:01 PST)

jerry.grayson

11-28-2009 @ 7:53 AM

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The 35-36 seat bottom base dementions are;44x48x18. The seat bottom is about 8 inches at the front. As you may know the pickup seat is in two pieces, bottom and back. As you may or may not know the sear rests on a seat riser that is spot welded to the floor. A passenger car seat rests on the floor. This is not a good option. The big truck seat is the same as the pickup and there are lots of them around. Also I believe pickup seats in later years are the same or close.

tim swain

11-23-2009 @ 7:29 PM

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HEY THANKS KINDLY FOR THAT ADVISE,WILL TAKE THAT DIRECTION THANKS.

trjford8

11-23-2009 @ 6:02 PM

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Sedan seats will not work. Check with LeBaron-Bonney. They sell the new seat springs for the pickup and the wood frames for the springs.You can also purchase them already upholstered. If you are looking for a custom seat you might measure your cab and then go to the local Pick-n-Pull with your trusty tape measure and find a rear seat out of small van or small SUV.
LeBarron- Bonney's phone # is 1-800-221-5408

tim swain

11-23-2009 @ 5:15 PM

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THANKS BUT NO LUCK THERE ,I NEED SOMEONE TO MEASURE THEIR VEHICLE FOR COMPARISON,I HAVE AN OPTION ON SEDAN SEATS SO I WANT TO KNOW IF THEY WILL WORK OR NOT BEFORE I BUY THEM.THANKS.

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11-23-2009 @ 5:07 PM

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YOUR BEST BET MIGHT BE TO FIND SOME ORIGINAL FORD PUBS ON 36 FORD VEHICLES

tim swain

11-23-2009 @ 1:51 PM

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can anyone tell me the dimensions of a 36 pickup seat base and back,width-depth-height please,also is a 36 sedan front or rear seat the same dimensions to fit pickup nicely? thanks.

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