2017-2019 FORD F-350 F-250 KING RANCH INTERIOR SEATS CENTER CONSOLE OEM LOT2683

referencing a specific inventory item from a salvage dealer (likely My Parts Plaza or a similar high-volume eBay seller). Lot 2683 refers to a donor vehicle—a 2019 Ford F-350 King Ranch Crew Cab with 216,464 miles and a 6.7L Power Stroke Diesel.

If you are looking at the seats and console from this specific lot, here are the detailed “insider” specs for that unit:

1. The Seat Specifications (Lot 2683)

• Color/Material: Java Brown Kingsville Antique Leather.

• Configuration: Front buckets with a full flow-through center console and a 60/40 split-folding rear bench.

• Functions: * Heating/Cooling: Standard on these.

  • Massage (Multi-Contour): Standard on 2017-2019 King Ranch models.

  • Memory Settings: Driver’s side power track.

• Condition Note: Given the mileage (216k), expect heavy wear on the driver’s side bolster (the “entry/exit” side). Sellers using “Lot” numbers usually provide high-detail photos of these specific stress points.

2. The Center Console

• Trim: Includes the King Ranch leather-wrapped lid and the woodgrain-style trim specific to the 2017–2019 generation.

• Connectivity: Features the dual USB ports and the 110V AC outlet on the rear.

• Key Fob Note: As mentioned before, if you are doing a swap, you must move your truck’s Passive Anti-Theft System (PATS) transceiver from your old seat/console to this new one, or your truck won’t recognize your key.

3. Pricing & Value

The market price for a complete “take-out” interior like Lot 2683 typically ranges between $3,300 and $3,900, plus freight shipping (usually $400–$600).

• Buyer Alert: Always verify if the Airbags are intact. Salvage lots from “totaled” trucks sometimes have deployed seat-side airbags. If the listing says “OEM” and shows intact side seams, they should be good to go.

4. Fitment Warning

While these seats physically bolt into 2017–2022 trucks, the wiring harnesses changed slightly in 2020.

• If putting these 2019 seats into a 2020–2022 truck, you may need to swap your original seat wiring harness onto the new frames to avoid Airbag/SRS warning lights.