I do some long distance road-tripping and through in wheeling in the mountains, Moab, etc. I love having a vehicle (2006 CRD with aftermarket lift, winch, rock rails, etc.)) that is capable both on and off-road.

One of the things I would like to improve is the comfort level while driving and I'm thinking some plush seats would make all the difference in the world. I'm thinking something out of a Cadillac or similar luxury car, but I'm hoping that someone could suggest some seats that I could find in a salvage yard from a luxury car that would require little or no modification if possible, and also have the seatbelts still work. Stick with Mopar/Dodge/Chrysler perhaps, or maybe some Caddy CTS seats?

Thanks for the insight!

There is only one choice.................

http://www.corbeau.com/

The only place that makes aftermarket seat tracks for the KJ,and yes they to will require mods to make the seat belts work.Can't really use the OEM seat tracks as they are rivited/welded to the seat on the inboard side.You can make anything work but it will require alot of modifications.

Somebody did a set of second row seats out of a minivan a while back, it required drilling the rivets and bolting the new seats to the old rails I think. I can't remember the kind of van... There was a thread maybe two months ago.

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2005 CRD 75,000 miles
Various mods, I just fix it till it breaks.
The rest of the fleet:
85 F250 6.9 Diesel 250,000 miles
82 Mercedes 240D 330,000 miles
81 Mercedes 240D 285,000 miles
My kids think gas is only for lawn equipment!

X2 TJKJ2000, don't even mess with anything else.

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2004 KJ Limited
Eaton "e" locker front
Detroit Locker rear
Frankenlift II
245 75 16 Goodyear MTR's
Moabs
Al's UCA's
Boulderbars
Backbone with Warn XD9000i, Viking synthetic line
Rubicon Big Brother

I'd check with a good auto upolstery shop and see if they can rebuild them to your liking.

Thanks all!