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    True Justin. As long as access is possible for the odd bit of work in there and/or removing luggage. Can you do that by just sliding? Any pics of yours? I like both the Vintage R seat and the BF Torino Le Mans and Nurb, as repros.
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    Carrera 3, Justin ??!!!
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    yes Paul a few years ago now - 94 -97....

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    merv,
    i have the BF Torino RS Sport Seat replica in the 2.4. A really comfortable well made seat that tilts or folds forward.
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    Craig
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    1973 2.4E Coupe ex Hong Kong ex Norfolk Island ex New Zealand now in Oz
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    1972 2.4E Targa ex Germany ex Japan now in Oz
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    1969 built E based Vintage Racer
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    Nice Craig. That is the Nurb R. With grey cord inserts. I was also looking at their Le Mans. I started off liking the houndstooth but the cord really seems to suit and should be cooler after a hot day in the sun. Does cord wear faster than the basket weave?
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    Merv

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    Tim Pritchard

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    Damn Tim! I paid for recaro repros yesterday! Happy with them though.

    Thanks Tim.
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