Customs 1939 Ford truck seat

Well I finally got my truck running good . I have been driving it to work all week ,,an hour each way . A little highway ,but mostly backroads . I CANT TAKE THE SEAT . Im sunk in ,cant get comfortable .Im sitting on a folded up blanket (yes ,Mexican) Whats a nice fit for this . Im ready to loose the bench seat and go bucket,,,,, but everthing else in the truck is stock . any ideas would be great . Thanks Mike

 

Rear seat from a minivan, perfect size and comfy.

 

I used buckets from some sort of Mitsubishi suv in my 36. Removed the headrests, as much plastic as possible, and hid the rest with a blanket.

Not ideal, but they were clean enough that I don’t think I will get a communicable disease from them.

Apparently minivan second or third row seats, and S10 seats work too. I just never came across any when I was looking.

 

See?

 

get a Glide

 

Back seat from an '86 Ford Tempo in my '38.

 

Trollst...that's the exact seat I've got in my 41......minus the nice seat cover

 

I like it, been in there a long time, it's comfortable even for the long haul, fits like it was made to be there.

 

What are we talking about again?

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3rd row from a 90’s suburban. It’s a perfect fit and it very comfortable. It’s removable, folds and tilts to get to storage underneath. It has the mounting points for the seat belts. Seat mounts are easy to make and the seats are cheap.
Seat $25
Estimated time to make 3 hours
Angle iron and hardware $30
Time to work out what to make 2 days

 

I initially had the stock seat in my '39 p/u recovered. It was OK but not really all that comfortable. So I finally bit the bullet and bought a Glide at LARS before Covid. Much nicer but not cheap.