8.5 inches of seat travel. The seat was a little past middle, or about 4.75 inches from the
front. Too bad I just got rid of the 92 Aerostar (yesterday in fact) as it would have been
interesting to check that too. And I would love to have checked the '95 F150 but sold that
two years ago. Ah well, it is what it is.
Besides, one cannot compare between cars unless you go from back of the seat to the clutch
pedal, but even then there is a lot of margin for error. Depending on seat contour the back
of the seat measurement could have a couple inches of variation relative to the driver's hips.
How someone sits (slouched or all the way back), seat angle, etc. Then there is seat height
variations, how long the seat is front to back, etc.
This only begins to explain the complexities (This driver obviously driving an automatic):
