I did drill the hole for the passenger side seat belt and got the female end from a donor truck.

Robb

 

20 bucks for the seats from a junkyard getting them myself and 20 bucks for the seat covers from walmart...

out of an 89 4runner

 

What I learned was you cannot use 84-88 bucket seats in an 89-95 truck cause the bolt holes will not line up and even if you swap the brackets, the seat on the older buckets are physically wider roughly .75". Maybe in spring I will fabricate some brackets.

James

 

I'd probably put buckets in my truck, IF I could find some in TAN!

 

seat covers

 

Just did the swap in my 89 standard cab that had stock bench seat. I installed buckets from a 93 4runner. Everything lined up fine. I had to remove the seat belts and relocate them to the trans tunnel as the bucket seats use these as a rear mount. The front inner hole on either side is drilled but there is no nut to bolt down to so I tack welded one in to bolt it down. I also noticed that the holes for the center console are there, they are just covered with tape.

 

I'm on track for some Heated leather seats out of a Subaru Outback....
They are being picked up tomorrow, $90 on Craigslist, about 120 miles away.

I know it will take some work, yet HEATED LEATHER......

This 94 x-cab is for the wife and she keeps adding things to the list.

Repo

 

I've got a set buckets out of a late model STI in mine. I paid a bit for 'em, $300 if I remember right, but they were just about mint and already setup for a '93 pickup. The grey suede & leather matches well and they're nice 'n comfy. My only gripes are that they sit a little higher than I'd like, and the bright red sti stitching in the headrests looks lame.