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  1. 10-05-2018, 12:37 AM #1
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    WTB: high rim back seats

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    I do look for a pair of high rim backseats, black.
    So, if you do have a set, know a pair,
    ready to use....

    thanks in advance

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    If you mean the early SWB high rim seat bottoms......I have a pair. PM me with your email for pics and price.
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    only the rim or only the pad or both?
    all can be found in SBG.
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    @Tom, thank you, pm send
    @moito, both, the complete ready to use seat...
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    Quote Originally Posted by haul View Post
    @Tom, thank you, pm send
    @moito, both, the complete ready to use seat...
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    I have this pair. Will PM you the details.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tom1394racing View Post
    I have this pair. Will PM you the details.
    is this a matching pair?
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    I have them also, both bottom and the vertical part that are original and early cars are different as far as the bottoms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slcarr View Post
    I have them also, both bottom and the vertical part that are original and early cars are different as far as the bottoms.
    whats the difference?
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    Seat bottom difference

    Quote Originally Posted by moito View Post
    whats the difference?
    Here is the difference between what appearently is a SWB seat compared to what appearently a LWB seat bottom??
    The seat cushion is in my 67 911.
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