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    911 - 1967 Seat rail supports - central tunnel

    Hi all,

    Hope you are all well,

    I am currently working on a 1967 911, however have found a problem when installing the "original" seats.

    I have purchased the correct seats (as before had newer ones on a custom rail system), however the rails are not level, as you can see in the below photo. The central tunnel is around 1.25" higher than the outside rail. I am wondering if this is normal or if I have a problem here.

    Can anyone please direct me here, as I am stuck to see how to proceed with the works.

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    Last edited by kevianas; 01-12-2022 at 07:20 AM.

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