Bench seating for front

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Define "any money". For some, a bench might preclude the SUV set up....
What I'm saying, probably a large majority have no interest in a bench. Of the minority who say they have interest, even at highly scaled up production, it's going to cost probably $500-1000 at a minimum, more likely 1000-2000, assuming the development and testing costs were already paid off.
 

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What I'm saying, probably a large majority have no interest in a bench. Of the minority who say they have interest, even at highly scaled up production, it's going to cost probably $500-1000 at a minimum, more likely 1000-2000, assuming the development and testing costs were already paid off.
That’s a lot…unless it is some dope leather seat? (Which would defy logic as a local runabout.)
 

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That’s a lot…unless it is some dope leather seat? (Which would defy logic as a local runabout.)
The seat would have to have the side airbags
Outside of ebay, I am seeing the most basic F150 front seats, cloth, manual, used, from a 50k mile truck, going for $1269 for the pair.
I haven't found where Ford would list complete seats, I am seeing cushion covers for around $500 each, back frames around 500+, Seat track which appears to be the metal components of the seat base, for around $1300. Those appear to be just part of the components of a single seat, figure near double for a front bench, and have to add whatever components are missing.
 
 
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