Installed Center Console - Need New Screws
12-24-2010, 05:58 PM
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Installed Center Console - Need New Screws
Got my Ebay console today; paid $150 shipped. These are take off so it has a small scuff on the back and a scratch on the driver side but can't see it. Very easy to swap it out but the console mounting points are located differently and need smaller screws. I imagine because no one is sitting there anymore. The holes are already there just to go over to dealer on Monday to get the proper screws. Pics aren't the best but it was raining and grey as usual. 
12-24-2010, 11:03 PM
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Looks great, making me think I want to do this same mod and get rid of the bench seat.
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12-26-2010, 11:08 AM
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As far as the seats they are Katskin covers installed by Auto Trim Design. You can get any color with custom inserts, special materials and stitching.
12-31-2010, 10:35 PM
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Well, got my console from E-bay yesterday and installed it this afternoon. I took some photos during the process to assist anyone else doing this swap. First, it is an easy process. I went directly to my Ford dealership
(Sanderson) to purchase four bolts that had been mentioned in the other posts. The part number was FO-W714276-S439 and they were $3.60 each. They were not in stock and would need to be ordered. The parts guy was kind enough to tell us that the bolts needed were M6 x 29mm. I purchased four of them at ACE Hardware for $1.10 each. To remove the four bolts holding the jump seat, put the seats all the way back for the front two, and all the way to the front for the back ones. The console fits over the remaining frame exactly and the the new holes virtually line up as well. Install the smaller bolts that you have purchased and you are done. I hope this helps others...
(Sanderson) to purchase four bolts that had been mentioned in the other posts. The part number was FO-W714276-S439 and they were $3.60 each. They were not in stock and would need to be ordered. The parts guy was kind enough to tell us that the bolts needed were M6 x 29mm. I purchased four of them at ACE Hardware for $1.10 each. To remove the four bolts holding the jump seat, put the seats all the way back for the front two, and all the way to the front for the back ones. The console fits over the remaining frame exactly and the the new holes virtually line up as well. Install the smaller bolts that you have purchased and you are done. I hope this helps others...
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