have a question. will the back seat out of a 2nd gen extended cab fit in the back of my 93 extended cab very well?

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Im not sure how easy it is but i know that people have done it before

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91.5 Dodge W250
pump tweaked,
injectors,and twins.

it requires custom mounts. do a search on it there was a thread not so long ago that was a very large discussion about it

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1995 Chevy K2500, 1993 Cummins P Pumped 12 valve Turbo Diesel IC, Getrag 5 speed w/ southbend clutch, NP205 Transfercase, SAS w/ GM Dana 60 front, AAM 11.5 rear, BFG MT 35's. SDX 5x14 injectors, PhatShaft 62, airdog II 165, Autometer EGT, Boost, & Fuel Pressure, hydraulic steering. and a few moore goodies

I have a 2nd gen rear sear. I used the stock mounts that came with the seat. I did however have to open up the top of the seat back and cut about 3 - 4 inches from the frame/weld it back together and get an upholstery shop to sew it back up nice. This is so it will fit nicely under the trim below the back window. I added a sliding seat tracks to the front passenger bucket for extra leg room (had to relocate the seat belt mount forward for comfort. I removed the bulky plastic center storage console and made an oak drink holder. The best leg room for an adult in back is in the middle. I also had to change where the speakers mount.

I will post pics as soon as I can.

93Bfan's Sig:

1993 D250 110,000 miles Banks exhaust,EGT/Pyro gauges K&N - 2nd gen rear seat
Tuffy Security bed rail tool boxes

Details explained in previous post

wow that looks like you did a nice job

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Thanks, it's better than jump seats. The old jump seat base makes for a good mechanics seat for working on brakes, etc.