jollygreen6x6

I finally got me a air ride seat for my M-54. Got it bolted in, working on hooking up air and seat belts. I'm thinkin it will make a serious difference :hop: I'd post pics, but I have none. I might take some later, we'll see.

Junkyard Wars Crusher

If you don't mind me asking, . . . where did you get it , and how much do they cost?

I would assume it is a fairly simple installation, right?

I seem to recall a discussion about the air seat in the deuce section, but I can't seem to find it now.


Thanks,
Jeff

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Jeff

'51 REO M108A2 w/w, '66 Kaiser-Jeep M342A2, '71 AM General M35A2 w/w, '86 M105A2, '73 M353, '92 MEP-002A, MEP-701A

jollygreen6x6

As far as installation is concerned, it was very simple. Bolt to floor, run air line. Done.
Where I got it? My dad brought it home from work because it was going to get torched and scrapped. He works at a Ford Truck dealership, and they scrap all sorts of perfectly good stuff. A customer had a new seat put in, and he grabbed the old one when the truck was picked up. Granted, it is a used seat, but a free Bostrom air ride seat is a free Bostrom air ride seat. He said a brand new one runs into the range of $750. Free or $750? $750 or free?
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM............
By the way, those seats like to set very(VERY) high up, as in that if you hit a bump, that steering wheel is going where you don't want it to go. I can actually set it high enough to use it as a steering lock. I got it adjusted low enough, and WOW. It would be worth it at $750. But, ya know, free is cool.

Junkyard Wars Crusher

Free is good, . . . yea, free is definitely good.

I know some guys that work at a local company that builds/rebuilds fire trucks. Maybe they can keep an eye out for a used one.

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Jeff

'51 REO M108A2 w/w, '66 Kaiser-Jeep M342A2, '71 AM General M35A2 w/w, '86 M105A2, '73 M353, '92 MEP-002A, MEP-701A