club cab rear bench conversion finished!
09-21-2009, 11:26 PM
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club cab rear bench conversion finished!
I got real lucky and found a Canadian 1st gen owner who sold me his custom bench seat (out of a 92' club cab 4x4). The seat is actually a rare aftermarket unit made by Can Am Cruisers Inc. I have no idea if this company is still in business? I found the original ad in a old TDR magazine. This bench directly bolts into the stock jump seat mounting holes! The seat even flips up for stowage! I am really impressed by it. 
I know other members have fabricated similiar assemblys, but this was the only original bench conversion offered to 1st gen owners. 
I know other members have fabricated similiar assemblys, but this was the only original bench conversion offered to 1st gen owners.
09-22-2009, 05:43 PM
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I've been loking at what the other members have been doing, 'cause I think the jump seats can do just that; jump the heck outta my cab! This looks real nice though. Gives me a good idea about how to make it look when I finally get around to building one. Nice!
09-22-2009, 05:58 PM
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nice!!
looks like sitting the back of an early 90's ford extended cab, LOL not even a complete backrest, kinda sucks but its better than jumpseats for god sakes.
looks like sitting the back of an early 90's ford extended cab, LOL not even a complete backrest, kinda sucks but its better than jumpseats for god sakes.
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09-22-2009, 07:12 PM
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I originally was going to install a mid-90's Ford extended cab bench. I found out that they are too long (61" long). This would require someone to remove the stock rear speaker boxes. I'm glad I did it this way. 
09-22-2009, 07:24 PM
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My friend has a 93 F150 extended cab and its bad in the back, that little pad on the rear of the cab hits you in the middle of the back! my other friend's 96 Dodge ext. cab is much more comfy!
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Hey, I am new to this forum and am apparently wanting the same thing as many... to convert the jump seats in my 1993 to a bench of some sort... I have seen the photos from another poster of the awesome looking conversion he has. Questions I have are what is the difference between and "1st Gen" and a 2nd Gen"? Does anyone else have photos or plans of different conversions? Are there any posters that have used a seat from another truck and if so which one? Thanks.
07-05-2010, 03:26 PM
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Hey, I am new to this forum and am apparently wanting the same thing as many... to convert the jump seats in my 1993 to a bench of some sort... I have seen the photos from another poster of the awesome looking conversion he has. Questions I have are what is the difference between and "1st Gen" and a 2nd Gen"? Does anyone else have photos or plans of different conversions? Are there any posters that have used a seat from another truck and if so which one? Thanks.
I live over in Abbotford, keep an eye open for my D350 crewcab CTD conversion. If you see me stop and say hi.
As for your question on 1st gen vs 2nd gen...if you are referring to the trucks then a first gen is the 89-93 Dodge ram with a cummins, then the 2nd gen are the 94-02? with cummins power.
