YOUR RESEARCHLook what I found on my '99 - Child seat tether?
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Was in the back of the 996 and decided to pull up the pad at the top and low and behold... Not sure if this is actually the tether for child seat, but it certainly looks like it could do the job. The pad doesnt have the perforated carpet to split open so Im not 100% sure thats what it actually is. Anyone have a pic to compare?
Yes thats the tether. All 996s should have one in both sides in the back.
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Perfect! i guess I need to decide if I want to cut into my non-perforated panel or see if someone wants to trade ... hmmmmm
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All coupes, maybe, but do the cabs have it? I thought no?
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