Nissan: Need source for replacement drivers seat.

Same here.

-Bob

"Steve" <com> wrote in message
news:com... 

Steve wrote: 

Salvage yard?

I have a list of salvage yards I'm calling today. Auto shops and performance
shops only sell the racing style seats. Not for comfort! I've had this used
Nissan 96 pickup for 1 month now and the seatback is to low. Cuts right
across shoulderblades. It didnt bother me until after a couple of weeks of
60 mile daily commute. One of my questions is how difficult is it to adapt
seats from another make to fit my nissan????

Thanks

Steve




"Jim" <com> wrote in message news:net... 

I'll bet Pathfinder seats would fit in it and be more comfortable.


Steve wrote: 

Steve wrote: 

It depends upon your expertise, tools available, metal cutting and
fabricating equipment, and hardware.
Not all seats and seat mechanisms are the same between vehicle makes, and
even between different models of the same makes. Bolts and bolt holes may
be spaced differently, requiring drilling new holes, and/or constructing
adapter plates, etc. I am not sure that the Pathfinder seats will bolt
right in, but the PF is built on the PU truck chassis.

I have a 97, 4x4, ext cab PU, and it's not a vehicle I like to take on long
trips. I'm constantly changing both seat and seat back positions, my
seating angle in the seat, and moving the loose cushion behind my lower
back, every 50 or so miles.
 


--
Bill

My '93 King Cab has high seat backs that are very comfortable for my
6ft 3 inch frame (long waisted, not long legged). I purchased used
and always assumed that they were stock original.
You may want to watch for seats from slightly older vehicle that may
be better suited to your body frame.
Rebel

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 15:00:44 GMT, Bill Schnakenberg
<net> wrote:
 

Steve..
Try the following websites:
www.car-part.com
www.ninfiniti.com
http://www.autogator.com/
All three sites can provide you what you are looking for in good condition and at a reasonable
price.
Hope this helps...
ID

Steve wrote: