Non stock seat options

  I have been looking into different seat options.  I am a little over 6ft and could probably stand to lose a couple pounds so comfort behind the wheel would be good. Currently have stock seat frames with no upholstery so distance to the steering wheel is not to bad.  I have considered notching the fender well to gain some room.  But I was also wondering what other seat options people have run?  Is there such a thing as a "classic" looking taller bucket seat instead of a plastic race seat? If so any pictures, or what model it may have come from?  I am just doing a little research before I try something else or spend money to have the stock frames upholstered.  Thanks for any input

You might like Smittybuilt low back buckets. I have a set in my CJ2A and they look good and are very comfortable. They are also reasonably priced. I bought two front buckets and a rear seat, all for about $400 shipped. You will need to do some work to get them in there, but I didn't have to modify the tub and I'm comfortable in it. I'm 6' tall. Probably the easiest way is to build new frames so you can get the seat back and down as far as possible. Good luck.

Other seat options? Blasphemy! There will be no further talk of this

When I rebuilt my 53 CJ3B a few years ago, I used the leather seats out of a 2005 dodge sx. They are narrow enough and small enough to fit and extremely comfortable for an old fart. I also modified the steering mounting bracket and raised the steering column a little to give my six pack a little more room. Sure enjoy these reversible mods!

I appreciate the input.  I am still deciding what the seat choice will be.  I am not against keeping the stock seats just want to see what other options are there before I spend any money.  The Corbeau seats look pretty nice and seem reasonable for what you are getting. 

I used to have a YJ, and the hot ticket for those was to use Chevy cavalier seats.  That choice was largely based on the fact that they were a direct bolt in swap.  They were also much more comfortable than stock seats, have some gussetting, still relatively small and readily available cheap. So if you’re ok with high back seats, that is an option.