Just take off the armrest on the door side of the seat. Also get the measurements from your seats then go measure the CL ones when you get there. Ask the seller.
Hey Coaster,
Gen II's seats don't have an armrest on door side. If it did have an armrest on door side it will not hit the door in the upright position however If lowered it will hit the armrest that's built onto the door panel.
I had a '95 that had armrest on both sides of seat. I guess you can always leave the door side armrest in upright position or like jumper said remove it. They are nice looking seats though, I'd get them and make them fit!!
The 96 I drove for work did. I was having a rough time getting my door to open one night- until I realized the armrest was down & I was pushing on it rather than the door.
Gen II's seats don't have an armrest on door side. If it did have an armrest on door side it will not hit the door in the upright position however If lowered it will hit the armrest that's built onto the door panel.
I had a '95 that had armrest on both sides of seat. I guess you can always leave the door side armrest in upright position or like jumper said remove it. They are nice looking seats though, I'd get them and make them fit!!
Gen II's seats don't have an armrest on door side. If it did have an armrest on door side it will not hit the door in the upright position however If lowered it will hit the armrest that's built onto the door panel.
I had a '95 that had armrest on both sides of seat. I guess you can always leave the door side armrest in upright position or like jumper said remove it. They are nice looking seats though, I'd get them and make them fit!!
My 97 also has armrests on both sides, those are good stock front seats, pick them up, you will be happy. I love to have both my armrests down, makes the ride so much more comfortable on long drives!
Big_kid said:
The 96 I drove for work did. I was having a rough time getting my door to open one night- until I realized the armrest was down & I was pushing on it rather than the door.
Front & rear seats bucket seats are interchangable. My front seats were back seats. At the junkyard, almost all the front seats are wore out, rained on or bolts were to rusty.
Hey Coaster,
Gen II's seats don't have an armrest on door side. If it did have an armrest on door side it will not hit the door in the upright position however If lowered it will hit the armrest that's built onto the door panel.
I had a '95 that had armrest on both sides of seat. I guess you can always leave the door side armrest in upright position or like jumper said remove it. They are nice looking seats though, I'd get them and make them fit!!
Actually, mine has armrests. It's stock. And they fit exactly. :shrug:
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