Need a seat 4 international 9200

Google is your friend...
http://www.kadingers.com/

 

A real good place to find a lot of used truck parts, seats, dashes, whatever is Vanderhaag's in Iowa. They have 5 locations in the state, have a website, and can find just about anything for just about any truck made. They get a lot of "take off" parts such as fuel tanks, seats, etc that carriers will remove shortly after getting a truck and want to change things. I just bought a replacement 150 gallon International fuel tank from Vanderhaag's, brand new, that was a take off of a new truck because the owner modified things differently. Got it for $450 out the door. They had 20 of them in stock.

They also have new seats as well. I just got a pair of new Bostrom Pro Ride Ultra Leather Level II seats for my International 9400i for around $700 each from them.

 

I bought a used one for my truck from Hribar down by Milwaukee. If you are looking for a cheap new one look at Seats INC. Made in Reedsburg and a really nice seat for the money. About $425 new.

How nice of a seat do you need? I have a National that I would about give away.

 

They are on a frame already. Just bolt it to the floor and hook up the air. SeatCo is cheap but I don't find them as comfirtable as a Bostrom or National.

 

I got a new pull out seat out of a 2010 KW for my '04 KW. I found it on Ebay. It was $250 but it was brand new. It took a little modifying it to get it to fit. I had the old one out and put the new one back in, in about an hour. I love the feel of the new fabric. It's so much better than the old broke down one I had.

If I hadn't got that one. I was going to get the leather Legacy one from Freightliner. It was $550. I went up to Freightliner to get one but they were out of stock.

Here's the link for the one i got. It's a KW seat but look around on Ebay and you can find one for an International.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KENW...itemZ360316569282QQptZOtherQ5fVehicleQ5fParts

 

The Legacy is too #### wide, with the armrests, it's hard getting into the sleeper in a KW.