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Ya, all 4 captains swivel, and all 4 have seatbelts. Even the rear bench/bed has belts (but they are not pulled thru the hinge area in the picture.



The driver seat doesnt really swivel anymore, as the four wheel drive lever is in the way. I havnt played with it a ton to see if I pull it back into 4-lo if that moves the lever enough out of the way.

Ive decided that for as little "heavy" towing I will be doing with it, I'll just go to 33" all-terrain tires instead of trying to make an overdrive setup work. I'll look for a powerstroke 6.0 trans cooler for it too. They are awesome! But they cost as much as I paid for the entire van.

A cargo basket for the roof, with front and rear HIDs and I'll be stylin'

I rebuilt a Pathfinder for a couple and I cut their shifter off and made the two halves thread together just above the rubber boot. This way they could leave the handle off and swivel the seats and screw on the handle when needed.

Here's my rig...

Lots of good looking Fords here.

I was gonna suggest that, as it's what I'd do, heck, my CJ-5 in 2wd the handle wasn't more than 4" off of the floor.

The Machine had to be moved to a different shop.The other was to pricey for me.Do you vanners remember Bob Gorske Road studio back in the day.Bob ended up with cancer a few yrs back and had to take a leave of work.He has not touched a van since Roger Moyles Sinsational ""orange chevy with the tiger on the back""Also did a van called Naturally Art Bondage from pioneer valley vans.I'm trying to come up with some paint ideas.maybe still incorporate the heartbeats.

Check out Bob's site here::

http://www.roadestudio.com/

My van isn't much to look at now, but maybe someday.

2000 E350 7.3 turbo-diesel. I love this thing.





She's a workhorse:

I like the speaker setup, is that ported under them, I want 4 10's ported in the rear.

I just picked this 86 in surprisingly great shape