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    Interesting sport seat on German ebay

    I've never seen one like this before....

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Facto...spagenameZWDVW

    Eric

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    Eric,
    What makes it so different? The cross pole on the recliner mechanism in back?

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    Having 2 Recliner Mechanisms Is Not Correct For Porsche Seats.. It Is A Period Recar

    Porsche Factory Sport Seats Only Have 1 Recliner On The Outside Of Each Seat..

    That Is A Aftermarket Recaro For A Vw, Audi Or Anything Else Sold Through Dealerships..

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    strange seat

    Looks like someone has attached the seat hinges of a standard seat onto the backrest & base of a sports seat. ?????

    Anyone?

    Kiwi
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    Quote Originally Posted by execmalibu
    Porsche Factory Sport Seats Only Have 1 Recliner On The Outside Of Each Seat..

    That Is A Aftermarket Recaro For A Vw, Audi Or Anything Else Sold Through Dealerships..
    I've seen a LOT of Recaro's, and have seen their old catalogs, this is nothing I've seen before. The recliner, 3 bolts, is the same as Porsche used on the sport seats starting in 1974, including the "rest" stop that the recliner sits on when in standard position. BMW used a similar (though not quite the same) recliner on their stock seats for a few years, but the seat was entirely different. BMW also used what we consider to be the 68' sport seat as an optional seat, but it has the same recliner we are used to seeing.

    If someone has seen this in a catalog, I'd love to see a scanned image.

    thanks,
    Eric

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    I agree with kiwi, looks like a sport seat put together with standard seat hardware.
    Phil

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    Quote Originally Posted by pu911rsr
    I agree with kiwi, looks like a sport seat put together with standard seat hardware.
    Phil
    Nope.... standard recliners are "flat" on the outer "face". These have the indentation on the area where the top screws go into, that's how sport seat hardware differs from standard seat hardware.

    Eric

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