Wrangler rear seat width?

[greenjeep]

I need a new back seat for my Mando and I'm hoping to use a Jeep fold-n-tumble seat, but I need to know how wide they are. The current seat is about 35-36" wide with mounting brackets 29" apart.

Thanks

 

[Exalted 4x4]

the seat out of a yj is 33-34"s wide and the mounts are 24" center of bolt to bolt.

 

[mbryson]

TJ seats are just a bit wider, but I'm not sure how much. A couple inches or so. I had a TJ rear seat thinking it would fit in my YJ tub....no go.

 

[greenjeep]

Thanks guys. Mbryson, do you still have the TJ seat?

 

[mbryson]

Thanks guys. Mbryson, do you still have the TJ seat?

I don't have it anymore.

 

[waynehartwig]

Just measured mine, and it's 39" wide with 33" mount

 

[greenjeep]

So, I'd have to use a YJ seat.

 

[offroaddave]

What about a CJ?
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=218&ad=1950419&cat=&lpid=0

 

[greenjeep]

That might work, although I'd prefer a fold and tumble. Anybody know the width for a CJ seat, should be close to a YJ I'd think.

His definition of "new" must be different than mine!

 

[I Lean]

CJ/YJ rear fold 'n tumbles are the same.

I have new (like brand-new) Corbeau fold 'n tumble seats for about $220. That's vinyl and cloth upholstery, I have black in stock and other colors are just a day away.

 

[Bart]

Carl, I heard the aftermarkets are a little narrower. What is the width of the Corbeau if you don't mind me asking?

 

[I Lean]

Carl, I heard the aftermarkets are a little narrower. What is the width of the Corbeau if you don't mind me asking?

Just threw a tape on one, and it looks like 33" or 33 1/4". That's just the seat, not including the latchy stuff that sticks out the sides.

By the way, the Corbeau seat comes with all the brackets.

 

[greenjeep]

Thanks, but I think $220 is a little pricey for a seat which will mainly used by my dogs. Anybody have a deal on anything used?

 

[I Lean]

How 'bout this one? http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=47724

 

[Tacoma]

Good deal, I'd say.

 

[greenjeep]

How 'bout this one? http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=47724

Thanks :greg: