Rear bench seat options

I've moved away from the idea of side-facing jump seats. I'm just going to run a normal seat and pad the wheel-wells for occasional off-highway, low speed people moving.

That being said, I think I have some options with that rear seat:

Early CJ2A seat ($289.00):
http://walcks4wd.com/seat-frame-rear.html

(Plus about $250 for cushions, it seems)


Late CJ2A/CJ3a seat($289.00):
http://walcks4wd.com/rear-seat-frame-cj3a.html

(Plus about $250 for cushions, it seems)


Corbeau Safari bench seat ($239.00:
http://corbeau.com/bench-seats/safari.html

PRP suspension seat($469):
http://www.prpseats.com/product/suspension-bench-seat/#

Bestop Trailmax II fixed seat
https://www.amazon.com/Bestop-39437-37-TrailMax-All-Vinyl-Wrangler/dp/B001892TE2


Any other ideas? I don't know that I hold much hope in finding a good used or NOS rear seat locally that will cost me less than one of these options.

Thanks!

Edited by bigdaddy13 - 10 Aug. 2017 at 10:55pm

I think the TJ's are too wide, but not sure on the others. I think I read somewhere that the YJ's were good-to-go, but I don't know for sure.

Don't forget about the school bus seat, seems like somebody said some we're 36". If you have a pipe bender you could make one too, did that for mine and it wasn't really hard.I could check the yj fit Mon if you need confirmation .

Edited by 48willys - 11 Aug. 2017 at 1:33pm

I saw a mid- 70's CJ rear seat in a flat fender that I liked. They already have the seat mounting hardware on the seat along with seat belts.
Pictures show the front mounting bracket.







If you are lucky, might be able to find a decent one at a swap meet unless you want new. 

Like what the others have said, the later CJ's and YJ's had flip-n-tumble rear seats. Besides adding the front seat hardware where it hinges, there are a couple of brackets on each side of the fender wells that would help lock the seat in place when used.



Edited by cjbilly - 11 Aug. 2017 at 2:56pm

The one cjbilly posted the pic of is what was in my old Jeep.  There were captive nuts under the floor back there and the seat belts were attached to the seat frame.   Kind of a pain to take in and out at times though.  Mine was stolen when I had it out for a few hours and left it in plain sight.  

Typical.
I have 2 rear seats for my Commando and you could drive by and take your choice of them.
I may even help you load them.

48 CJ2a wrote: https://www.quadratec.com/products/24245_20XX_PG.htm here is the one from quadratec,  $199 and it flips foward.   Nice...

Great! thanks for the link - that looks like an excellent option.