I know the front seats in 80's Broncos have different mounting points than the 90s Broncos, I didn't know if they changed anything on the back seat. I have a 1990 Bronco with the Eddie Bauer package and the seats are the must uncomfortable things I have ever sat in. I swapped the front seats out and replaced them with the captain's chairs from the middle row of a Windstar minivan (made my own mounting brakets) - much more comfortable and much more durable. I have the matching 3rd row bench from the Windstar that I want to install in the back of the Bronco so the interior matches.
I found a 1984 Bronco back seat ($30 but 70 miles of driving) that I want to use the base to bolt the Windstar seat to so its "near factory" in use and appearence. The Windstar seats (brown leather) matched the interior and I've had several people comment that they wish their interior was as good and wonder when Ford started putting leather in Broncos. The Windstar had all the seats removed except the driver's when new and was driven that way until the owner wrecked it. Basically these are brand new seats that have sat in the rafters of his garage for 10-15(?) years.
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