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1966-1977 Ford Bronco Seat Frame Complete RH, part number FB64
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1966-1977 Ford Bronco Seat Frame Complete RH

Complete RH / passenger-side seat frame assembly for 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models. Built as a replacement for a rusted, bent, or incomplete original frame, it provides the structural base needed for compatible seat foam, upholstery, and mounting components.

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This frame is correct for early Bronco passenger-seat restoration because it is configured for the RH / passenger side of compatible 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models.

$538.00
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1966–1977 Ford Bronco Seat Frame Complete RH Product Description Shop 1966–1977 Ford Bronco complete RH seat frame for restoring a worn, rusted, or incomplete passenger seat. Replacing a used Bronco seat frame with bent or weakened structure gives new foam and upholstery a stronger foundation. Order 1966–1977 Ford Bronco passenger-side seat frame for restoration, interior repair, or a complete seat rebuild. Built from steel and designed around compatible early Bronco front-seat applications, this complete frame provides the main structural base for the seat bottom and back. It is a practical replacement when the original passenger frame has corrosion, damage, missing sections, or previous repairs. Seat tracks, foam, upholstery, belts, and related hardware should be matched separately unless specifically included. Key Features Fits compatible 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models RH / passenger-side application Complete front seat frame assembly Durable steel construction Ideal for restoration and interior rebuilding Replaces bent, rusted, or incomplete frames Ready for compatible foam and upholstery Suitable for stock and custom Bronco interiors Provides a solid base for a full seat rebuild Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Complete Seat Frame Vehicle Ford Bronco Model Years 1966–1977 Generation First Generation / Early Bronco Position Front Right Side RH / Passenger Side Material Steel Seat Tracks Verify Separately Foam / Upholstery Not Included Unless Stated Use Restoration, Repair, Seat Rebuild Why Replace the Complete Seat Frame? Original early Bronco seat frames can suffer from corrosion, bent rails, broken supports, and previous repairs. Replacing the complete structure provides a cleaner and stronger foundation before installing new foam and upholstery.

Features
  • Fits compatible 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models
  • RH / right-hand / passenger-side application
  • Complete front seat frame assembly
  • Durable steel construction
  • Suitable for restoration and interior rebuilding
  • Replaces rusted, bent, or incomplete original frames
  • Provides the structural base for compatible seat foam and upholstery
  • Useful for stock restoration and custom Bronco interiors
  • Designed around the early Bronco front-seat layout
  • Can be refinished or coated before upholstery installation
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  • 1 × Complete RH / passenger-side seat frame assembly

Shipping weight 40.00 lb

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Designed for the RH / passenger side only. Intended for compatible 1966–1977 first-generation Ford Bronco applications. Verify that the vehicle uses the matching early Bronco front-seat configuration. Seat tracks may be sold separately and should not be assumed included. Confirm compatibility with the existing seat tracks and floor mounting points. Foam, upholstery, trim, and seat belts are normally separate. Previous floor repairs or modified seat mounts can affect alignment. Custom consoles, roll cages, or relocated seating positions may change available clearance. Compare the replacement frame with the original before installing foam or upholstery. Test-fit the frame and tracks in the vehicle before final seat assembly. Do not assume the RH frame is interchangeable with the LH / driver-side frame.

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What is this product?
It is a complete right-hand front seat frame assembly for compatible 1966–1977 Ford Bronco models.
What does RH mean?
RH means right-hand, which is the passenger side on U.S.-market Broncos.
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 passenger-side seat frame?
Yes. It is designed for the front passenger seat.
Is this frame made from steel?
Yes. This type of replacement frame uses steel construction.
Is it suitable for restoration?
Yes. It is ideal for restoring a worn, rusted, damaged, or incomplete early Bronco passenger seat.
Can it replace a bent seat frame?
Yes. A complete replacement can be better than repairing a distorted original frame.
Is it good for a full seat rebuild?
Yes. It can be combined with compatible foam, upholstery, tracks, and hardware.
Are RH and LH frames interchangeable?
No. The mounting and adjustment details can differ between sides.
Is this suitable for stock Bronco interiors?
Yes, when used with compatible tracks, foam, upholstery, and mounting points.
Is professional installation required?
Not always, but professional help is useful if the floor mounts or seat hardware need repair.
Can a DIY restorer install it?
Yes, if they are comfortable with removing seats, aligning tracks, checking floor mounts, and preparing upholstery components.
What tools are typically needed?
Common tools include sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, upholstery tools, and possibly drills.
Should I replace old seat hardware?
Yes, if the original bolts, nuts, or brackets are rusted or damaged.
Should I inspect the floor mounting points?
Yes. The seat needs solid, correctly positioned mounting points.
What is the estimated product weight?
Approximately 25–35 lb, depending on the manufacturer and exact frame construction.
What shipping weight should I use for the listing?
40 lb (18.1 kg) is a practical estimated packaged weight unless the supplier provides an exact figure.
Why is shipping weight higher than the frame itself?
The frame is bulky and requires protective packaging.
What should I verify before ordering?
Confirm 1966–1977 Ford Bronco fitment, RH passenger-side position, original front-seat configuration, seat-track compatibility, floor mounting points, and the foam and upholstery components you plan to use.
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