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  1. 03-26-2007, 06:53 AM #1
    MarkS
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    1967 rear seat delete question.

    In Morgan's book only 1965 options are listed and the delete is not mentioned. Was this option offered in 1967 on a standard 911? I read a recent Excellence article on a 67S that had a 'factory' delete?? If so what all was deleted, how should it look and what type of material was use to cover and trim out. A description would be very helpful, a picture would be GREAT.
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  2. 03-26-2007, 06:59 AM #2
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    Hi Mark,

    Interesteing you should ask, this because I think the rear seat delete typically added a package tray, like the one you gave me. Want it back?
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    Rear seats were only deleted in the race cars OR if you had the rear parcel box. No regular production 911 would have had just a carpeted area. Hope this helps.

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    Thanks all. LOL, figures hey Kenik. Thank you for offer to get it back, I will ponder and advise. Mark
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    Have a look at the '70 S that Ray Crawford has for sale at the moment.
    Not OEM but a very nice way of doing rear seat delete .

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