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Old 04-08-2008, 11:53 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Jeep Seats Question

I am looking at replacing the seats in my 1963 FJ40 with a complete interior from 1997 Wrangler. I am getting all the brackets, bolts, and belts for a decent price. It is about 2 hours to the truck (rolled) and I was hoping a knowledgable Jeep person could tell me about the rear seat before I make the trip.

Does the rear seat bolt direclty into the floor (using feet) or is there a special bracket I need to make sure I get. Also the fold and tumble, is there any special hardware for that - I think I saw on the new Jeeps that they bolt into the side of the tub wall. Seat belts, they are to the floor and roll bar - yes?

Any help is appreciated. Don't know Jeeps that well.
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Old 04-08-2008, 12:02 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Sounds like your pretty informed on the jeep seat, the TJ tumble seat front brackets are bolted to the wheel wells. the male part of the belts are up on the cage and the females bolted to the floor. You will need some Torx bits to get them off. Should be straight forward
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Torx

Thanks for the heads-up on the Torx bolts. It is a bit of a drive to get the seats and I didn't want to make it if the brackets had a surprise in store for me.
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