Maverick bench in a stang

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  1. Wolf Mcbee

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    Will a 74 maverick bench seat fit in a 69 stang?
     
  2. biggruss

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    why would you put a bench seat in a mustang:huh:
     
  3. Craig Selvey

    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    Anything will fit it you drill enough holes.
     
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    A Mustang is not a Maverick, two different vehicles. But a big enough hammer, cutting torch and welder anything is possible
     
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    I have a mustang on its way in a week and has no front seats and I have a maverick bench in excellent condition
     
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    Let us know what happens when you try it
     
  7. Krazy Comet

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    My guess is it will be a bit narrow... May have issues fitting over the trans tunnel as well...
     
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    I think this is a first folks, someone is converting a Mustang into a Maverick! I love it!
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    Would like to see a picture of that :yup:

    Someone I know had a real early mustang with a red interior and a bench seat with split backs - different
     
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    I believe bench seats were a option through 1968, not many around....
     
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    I have a 1967 Mustang Convertible with a bench seat with fold down arm rest (split seat). According to the Mustang books there were only 1209 built with the specs like mine. Candy apple red, white power top, black interior, 289 A code (4 barrell), 3 speed manual.
     
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    I saw a '66 Mustang with a bench seat at a car show I attended this week end. And a 'couple of hundred years' ago when I worked at a car dealership we had a bench seat '66 Mustang come in as trade.

    Bruce
     
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    Maverick bench will be way too narrow for a 69 mustang. Your best bet for temporary seating will be a salvage. I ran early Probe seats in my 69 mustang for several years, very comfortable, and we're easy to mount (couple holes, and a couple of heavy angles welded behind the seat riser)
    All my modifications were easy to remove when I decided to put the stock interior back in.
     
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    at a car show I couldn't tell you if any of the million Mustangs there had seats in them or not...:bouncy:
     
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