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My first 4-wheel experience was in a 89 Jeep Wagoneer. It was lifted on big 35s. I was 13.
I put a dent in the back passenger door. Got it stuck and slid into a tree.
(So bad in fact, the guy removed the doors off of it) It was a trail truck.
He had v8 swapped it. He still has it, and the messed up door.
I love those seats!!
God. I want new seats for my Ranger... I have some pink race harnesses already. Just need the seats and brackets...
That sounds like a fun jeep.
I am doing this for my kids. Used to have a jeep, took them out all the time. I got rid of the jeep, and they have been sad since. So Doing it all over again. (doing it right this time and not piecemealing it together as much.
IF you are willing to spend $$, Corbeau sells brackets and seats for just about any vehicle:
https://corbeau.com/ford-ranger-ext-cab-98-05-seat-brackets/
https://corbeau.com/seats/reclining/
I cheeped out, and am paying for it in my time and labor trying to fit brackets to seats that were not meant to go together,
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1998 Mazda B4000
Mesa, AZ