Wanted 62 to 71 jump seats (1 Viewer)

[lukefj80]

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United States

i am in need of an early set of jump seats. I am restoring my front and back seats and the rear seats are rotted from sitting out in the weather. Any help would be great. Could use covers in coral if anyone has anything. Thanks 859-760-1942

 

[FJ40Jim]

Luke, I have a decent pair. Only flaw is one mounting foot is broken off, see pic.
I'm looking for a FJ60 driver frt door and pass rear door if you have any.

 

[lukefj80]

Thanks for the pics. I need the seats that have 2 holes at each mounting point. They are older I believe. I will have to see if I have any doors. I don't think I do tho.

 

[FJ40Jim]

What year do you think these seats are? They are long (before rollbar), but I have no idea now what I pulled them out of.

 

[JimmyMac]

Those look to be 1970 or early 71 seats, one hole mounting and rectanglar shape, I believe the seats in 9/71-9/72 had the angled end (this allows for the seat to fold up w/o interference from the front seats), Earlier seats prior to 70 had 2 hole mounts

 

[shmukster]

I have a nice set here in PA. Email me shmukter@pa.metrocast.net if interested. These came with a 64 FJ40 project that i parted out.

 

[Living in the Past]

Those look to be 1970 or early 71 seats, one hole mounting and rectanglar shape, I believe the seats in 9/71-9/72 had the angled end (this allows for the seat to fold up w/o interference from the front seats), Earlier seats prior to 70 had 2 hole mounts

The 73 model had the long jump seats with the angle as well. 74 the US market got a roll bar with short jump.seats.

Sometime in the mid sixties Toyota added the bracket that bolted to the top of the tub. By the 70 model Toyota figured out with the two extra mounting locations it could use only one bolt instead of two. They also just flatten the tubing to make the feet instead of welding on a plate.