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1966-1977 Ford Bronco Seat Frame Complete LH, part number FB7563
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1966-1977 Ford Bronco Seat Frame Complete LH

Complete LH / driver-side seat frame assembly for 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models. Built from steel and designed as a replacement for a rusted, bent, or incomplete original frame, this assembly provides the structural foundation for the seat bottom and back.

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This frame is correct for early Bronco restoration because it is listed specifically as a complete LH seat frame for 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models and uses steel construction suitable for replacing damaged or rusted original seat structure.

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1966–1977 Ford Bronco Seat Frame Complete LH Product Description Shop 1966–1977 Ford Bronco complete LH seat frame when rebuilding a worn, rusted, or incomplete driver seat. Replacing a used Bronco seat frame with bent or weakened structure provides a stronger base for new foam and upholstery. Order 1966–1977 Ford Bronco driver-side seat frame for restoration, interior repair, or a complete seat rebuild. Built from steel and shaped for compatible early Bronco front-seat applications, this complete frame provides the structural foundation for the seat bottom and back. It is ideal when the original frame has corrosion, broken sections, or previous repairs that make upholstery restoration difficult. Seat tracks, foam, upholstery, and related mounting components should be matched separately unless specifically included. Key Features Fits compatible 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models LH / driver-side application Complete front seat frame assembly Durable steel construction Ideal for restoration and interior rebuilding Replaces rusted, bent, or incomplete frames Ready for compatible seat foam and upholstery Suitable for stock and custom Bronco interiors Provides a solid foundation for seat restoration Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Complete Seat Frame Vehicle Ford Bronco Model Years 1966–1977 Generation First Generation / Early Bronco Position Front Left Side LH / Driver Side Material Steel Seat Tracks Verify Separately Foam / Upholstery Not Included Unless Stated Use Restoration, Repair, Seat Rebuild Why Replace the Complete Seat Frame? Years of moisture, use, and previous repairs can leave an original seat frame rusted, bent, or structurally weak. A complete replacement gives the upholstery and foam a solid base while helping restore proper seat shape and support.

Features
  • Fits compatible 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models
  • LH / left-hand / driver-side position
  • Complete front seat frame assembly
  • Steel construction
  • Suitable for restoration and seat rebuilding
  • Replaces rusted, bent, or incomplete original frames
  • Ready for seat foam and upholstery
  • Designed around the early Bronco front-seat layout
  • Useful for stock restorations and custom interior builds
  • Supplier references list LH frame as SKU SB21-66L
In the box
  • 1 × Complete LH / driver-side seat frame assembly

Shipping weight 40.00 lb

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  • 1966–1977Bronco
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Designed for the LH / driver side. Intended for compatible 1966–1977 first-generation Ford Bronco applications. Verify whether your Bronco originally used the same front bucket-seat configuration. Seat tracks may be sold separately and should not be assumed included. Confirm compatibility with your existing seat tracks, floor mounting points, and adjustment hardware. Foam, upholstery, trim, and seat belts are normally separate. Previous floor repairs or modified seat mounts can affect installation. Custom roll cages, consoles, or relocated seating positions may require additional adjustment. Compare the frame’s mounting points and dimensions with the original seat before final assembly. Always test-fit the frame and tracks in the vehicle before installing foam and upholstery.

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What is this product?
It is a complete left-hand front seat frame assembly for compatible 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models.
Does this fit 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models?
Yes. It is intended for compatible first-generation Ford Bronco applications from 1966 through 1977.
Is this the driver-side seat frame?
Yes. It is designed for the front driver seat.
Is this a complete seat?
No. It is the structural seat frame, not a finished upholstered seat.
Can it be used with reproduction seat foam?
Yes, as long as the foam is designed for the same seat configuration.
Can it be used with reproduction upholstery?
Yes. Confirm that the upholstery is intended for the matching early Bronco seat style.
Is this an OEM Ford seat frame?
Unless specifically identified otherwise, it should be treated as an aftermarket or reproduction replacement.
Is the frame already assembled?
Yes. It is sold as a complete frame assembly rather than individual frame pieces.
Should I inspect my original tracks before installation?
Yes. Check them for rust, wear, bending, and damaged adjustment hardware.
Can worn tracks make the seat feel loose?
Yes. A new frame will not correct worn or damaged seat tracks.
Should I test-fit the frame before upholstering it?
Yes. Always verify the frame, tracks, and floor mounting points before adding foam and upholstery.
Can it be used in a right-hand-drive conversion?
Not without verifying the custom seating and floor setup.
Is professional installation required?
Not always, but professional help is recommended if the floor mounts, tracks, or seat structure need repair.
Can a DIY restorer install it?
Yes, if they are comfortable with seat removal, track alignment, hardware inspection, and upholstery preparation.
What tools may be needed?
Common tools include sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, upholstery tools, and possibly drills or fabrication tools.
Should new seat-track hardware be used?
New hardware is a good idea if the original bolts are rusty, worn, or damaged.
Should I verify the floor mounting points?
Yes. The frame and tracks depend on solid, correctly positioned floor mounts.
What is the estimated product weight?
Approximately 25–35 lb, depending on the manufacturer and exact frame construction
Why is the shipping weight higher than the frame weight?
The frame is bulky and requires protective packaging, which increases the boxed weight.
What should I verify before ordering?
Confirm 1966–1977 Ford Bronco fitment, LH driver-side position, original seat configuration, seat-track compatibility, floor mounting points, and the foam and upholstery components you plan to use.
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