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Pot this is kettle colour check over!!!!!!!!!
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Seriously if the boxster seat is causing the problem it may well be time to replace the drivers seat to one with lumbar adjustment.
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Pot this is kettle colour check over!!!!!!!!!
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Seriously if the boxster seat is causing the problem it may well be time to replace the drivers seat to one with lumbar adjustment.
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POST 1Original post

Pot this is kettle colour check over!!!!!!!!!

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Have you pastie munchers been on the scrumpy last night? Seriously if the boxster seat is causing the problem it may well be time to replace the drivers seat to one with lumbar adjustment. Speak to your OPC but I'm guessing about £1,500 per side, as I don't believe lumbar adjustment can be retrospectively fitted to the seat(s). DAZ

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I do know that Southbound auto trimmers have sold an inflatable lumbar support to a number of 944 owners. It apparently fits behind the leather seat cover and is a very reasonable price. Give them a call and see what they can do

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I am concerned about a regular contributor from Cornwall who is trading in his speedboat for a day cruiser. This has coincided with a prolonged period of back pain, and my concern is that the Boxter will be the next to go ! If this happens then i fear that he will have little to oppose the ravages of 'middle age' and caravan club literature will shortly follow. Therefore, any suggestions on how to alleviate back pain in Boxter seats and save him from a 60MPH fate ? !!!!!

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