3rd Row seats
- Thread starter AlexJet
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sweet trav
Adventurer
check with scotty from addicted offroad dot com. he had one installed in his 4runner over on yotatech.
AlexJet
Explorer
Do you know his name on Yotatech?
Team Wild
Observer
Maybe you can make this work!! Let me know
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48441
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48441
Whitey
Adventurer
ScottyC I believe.
AddictedOffroad
Adventurer
This is the one I installed into my 2000. Its a Jeep YJ rear fold and tumble seat. Its made by Bestop. I bought for around $240 shipped
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AddictedOffroad
Adventurer
I guess when it sits outside in a Jeep it may have issues being exposed to the elements. I seriously doubt you will ever have that issue inside a vehicle though. It should last just as long as any other seat.
Check these out.
http://www.littlepassengerseats.com/toyota_4runner.htm
http://www.littlepassengerseats.com/toyota_4runner.htm
AddictedOffroad
Adventurer
Found another option. Question - would it fit?
Jeep Wrangler 97-02 Rampage Split/Fold:
I would recommend headrests since the glass is pretty close to their heads. That is why I went with the one I did. You also need one that has its own brackets and hardware.
AddictedOffroad
Adventurer
http://www.couponcabin.com/coupons/jc-whitney/
I saw the split bench ones, but didn't like how they didn't have head rests. I got one for a 1995 Jeep Wrangler.
I used belts out of a 2nd gen 4runner rear middle seat. Just the lap belts worked fine. I didn't see a reason to order new belts even though they are cheap enough.
Whatever seat you order, just make sure it comes with mounting hardware and brackets. Some of the seats just replace the stock style ones and don't include brackets. If you go with the same seat I did, then it will come with brackets and hardware. Also test fit well and make sure the hatch closes without an issue. Its not that hard.
I saw the split bench ones, but didn't like how they didn't have head rests. I got one for a 1995 Jeep Wrangler.
I used belts out of a 2nd gen 4runner rear middle seat. Just the lap belts worked fine. I didn't see a reason to order new belts even though they are cheap enough.
Whatever seat you order, just make sure it comes with mounting hardware and brackets. Some of the seats just replace the stock style ones and don't include brackets. If you go with the same seat I did, then it will come with brackets and hardware. Also test fit well and make sure the hatch closes without an issue. Its not that hard.