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    73 RSR seat question

    Of all of the available aftermarket Sport style seats which one best approximates what the factory installed in the 73 RSR. Were they similar to what was used in the RS lightweights.
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    Phil

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    Have only seen a few RS lwt's and even less RSR's I would say that the "Nomex" variant was the same in both the RS and RSR's.

    Not seen IRL the ones that look most correct can be found at:

    http://www.rsl-classic.de/pages_en/c...ats/seats.html

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    Yes.....pretty sure the Lightweights and RSRs had the same seats......
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    The RSR drivers seat was a deep, fixed back bucket. The passenger seat was the same as the RS Lightweight but no thumbscrew back adjustment. Look
    at Ernie Wilbergs website. There is a fairly good shot of Roy Walzers RSR at
    the Monterey Parade showing the drivers seat and another good shot showing RS #1382's passenger seat. #1382 is one of 17 Homologation cars and the only RS's that had the same fixed back passenger seat as the RSR.

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    I guess I was talking in general......

    Yes....the Road & Track article shows the non-adjustable drivers seat.
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    Has anyone bought from RSL Classic? Do they distribute for someone else? They look cool.
    Rick
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    Thanks guy I did some digging and reached the same conclusions, RSL seats are close but real RSR seats didn't have adjustable backs and did not have headrests. I think you can get RSR seats custom built. I had a brief correspondence with Peter Z, He has some folks who are doing the vintage seat deal that can help.
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    Phil

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    67 Normale, Old Rusty
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    RSL seats

    I have the RSL seats and they are a fantastic replica of the RS/RSR original. The company are great to deal with and very efficient. It does have to be said though that seats are not overly comfortable, they are very hard and a tight fit, you would not what to go far in them!

    cheers, Mike
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    1972 911 S/RSR to Martini Prototype specification
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