Early Bronco Seat Tracks & Brackets

We offer replacement Early Bronco Seat Brackets for your stock 1966-77 Ford Bronco front bucket seats. The driver seat utilizes a slider seat track mechanism that allows the seat to slide forward and back. The early Bronco front passenger seat is fixed in position, but has a front pivot to allow it to tumble forward for access to the rear seat. This seat is held in place by a rear footman loop that retains a hook integrated in the seat itself. The factory rear seat did not have brackets - the frame itself mounted directly to the floor.

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Front Bucket Seat Brackets | OE Type, RH Passenger | 66-77 Ford Bronco Front Bucket Seat Brackets | OE Type, RH Passenger | 66-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 3649

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Early Bronco Seat Tracks & Seat Brackets | 1966-77 Ford Bronco

Choosing the right Early Bronco seat brackets and seat tracks starts with understanding how the factory mounting system works. These components control how your seats adjust, mount, and function—making them critical when restoring or upgrading your 1966-77 Ford Bronco.

Driver Side Seat Tracks (Adjustable)

The driver seat uses a slider seat track assembly that allows forward and rearward adjustment.

Paired sliding rails with locking mechanism
Allows proper driver positioning
Common wear points include rust, binding, worn springs and loose movement
Often replaced during restoration for smoother operation

Passenger Side: Fixed Seat Brackets (Fold Forward)

The passenger seat does not use slider tracks. Instead, it mounts to a fixed seat bracket with a front pivot.

Seat folds forward for rear access
No front-to-back adjustment
Not interchangeable with driver side seat tracks

Passenger Seat Retention: Footman Loop System

To keep the passenger seat secured, Ford used a simple latch system:

Rear footman loop mounted to the floor
Hook integrated into the seat frame
Holds the seat in place during driving
Releases easily to allow the seat to tilt forward

1966-Only Difference

The 1966 Ford Bronco is unique:

No rear footman loop on the passenger side
Seat was only held down by the seat belt when buckled
Updated in 1967 with the addition of the loop and seat hook

Choosing the Right Components

When shopping for Early Bronco seat tracks and brackets, keep in mind:

Driver and passenger components are completely different
Worn seat tracks can affect comfort and drivability
Correct brackets and hardware ensure proper fit and safe operation

Find the right seat tracks, seat brackets, and mounting hardware for your 1966-77 Ford Bronco below and get your seats working the way they should.