Mustang 5.0 seats
Having owned a '90 Mustang GT, I can say that those seats really were not comfortable even in brand new condition. I would suggest finding some 95-01 Explorer seats. In either cloth or leather, they are more comfy than even the bucket seats that were OEM in my Ranger and most had power controls too. They are a direct bolt in too which makes them easy to put in.
Yeah, mustang seats are NOT comfortable.. i have friends that have them, even up to 04 they had the same basic shape, I wouldnt even imagine how they would feel like in a truck...I've had explorer leather seats before, then went back to my chopped bench seat, i liked my ranger seats much better, support wise. Good luck with your decision though!
Originally Posted by quest51210
is your friend parting out the car? ask him for a price for both armrests and the center console armrest. PLEASE? shipped to 78225. does he have centercaps for pony wheels as well?
Originally Posted by HvacR
Anything is better than my bench seat I hate it so much. If you think they will be to low ill see if i can install one then decide if i want em.
Originally Posted by 2003stealthedge
my seats in my 5.0 are actually pretty comfy
What year? Is it the "upgrade" seats? with the front "ottoman style front extension built in"? Curious. As I hated those seats in my mustang. Was so uncomfortable. I drove that thing on a road trip and hated it. Switched to 4 cylinder BASIC seats and they were 50x more comfortable.
Originally Posted by bwester04
Yeah, mustang seats are NOT comfortable.. i have friends that have them, even up to 04 they had the same basic shape, I wouldnt even imagine how they would feel like in a truck...I've had explorer leather seats before, then went back to my chopped bench seat, i liked my ranger seats much better, support wise. Good luck with your decision though!
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