I am trying to install bucket seats from my bench seat in my 1993 ford f150 super cab. the bucket seats came from same year and model, but it was an xlt

there is either an attachment screw maybe under a plastic cover or a retention clip behind knob to hold it on

yes you can. just check that the rail is fine for fitting the single seat

Yes, fabrication of the necessary adapter brackets are required, and this will include welding.

I saw some bronco bench seats on ebay, they are expensive. I just did a web search. Other than that, I don't know? Call around to some salvage yards?

Check around at your local junkyards if you haven't already. That is a popular truck. You shouldn't have all this trouble finding a bench seat for it. Good luck. . .

The bucket seats from the 1995 Nissan Pathfinder should be an exact fit. The bolt holes and bolts should be the exact same and have the exact same hole locations.

Make: FORD
Model: F-150 - SUPER CAB
Year: 1993
Engine: V8 - 5.0L - FI - - GAS

Part Number RV15YC4 - OE GAP .044" (Original Equipment Manufacturer and/or Original Equipment Equivalent)

Hope this helps (remember to rate and comment this). Good lukc.

Try a wrecking yard. We just got a rear leather split bench seat from a '98 Explorer for $75 (no rips) and two front buckets for $150. They are in very good condition. They'll be much higher anywhere else. They have the same bolt pattern as a 1993, as that's what we're putting them in.

REMOVAL & INSTALLATION

1. Clamp the seat belts to keep them from retracting.
2. Locate and disconnect seat wiring at the connector(s).
3. Move front seats forward or back for access to the hold down hardware.
4. Put the rear seats in the stowed position.
5. On Durango 3rd row seats, lift the cushion upward and forward to floor cargo position.
6. Remove the hardware securing the seat.
7. On split bench models, lift the center seat upward to clear attachment stud
8. Remove the seat from the vehicle.

NOTE Do NOT activate the track adjusters once the fastening hardware is removed.

1. Installation is the reverse of removal.

Fig. Disconnect the wiring from under the seat




Fig. Seat track mounting hardware locations-typical




Fig. Bench seat components: seat (1), nut (2), stud (3), floor pan (4), bolt (5)-Ram




Fig. Split bench seat assembly-Ram




Fig. Bucket seat mounting components-Durango shown




Fig. Rear seat removal/installation


I hope help you with this; good luck (rated this help).

I had that happen once on a car, the only reasonable solution I could find was hitting all of the junk yards until I found a new seat.