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YOUR RESEARCHDeleting the Rear Seat Delete
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My 2002 911 Carrera (US market) car came with the rear seat delete installed on it.
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Hello folks, I�ve searched high and low for a thread before posting this:
My 2002 911 Carrera (US market) car came with the rear seat delete installed on it.
-The belts and buckles are stuffed into the holes.
-The seat cushions are in the frunk.
-There are no bases to latch the belts.
How involved is the process of reinstalling the rear seats?
I�d leave them out but my son �wants to ride in my Por-shuh��
Finding the hardware may be the hardest part. When I did the delete on mine, I put the hardware with the seats and sold them on CL. I think the guy was in the same boat as you and he wanted the hardware only but I sold him the package. If I remember right, there were some odd hardware to it. My memory does not serve me well for how it came apart but it wasn't difficult. Here is a diagram for the hardware I hope you have in your frunk with the seats.
back seat backrest 996 CARRERA CABRIO 1998-05 - Porsche Parts Diagrams | Design 911
Update: finding these parts on the used market is nearly unobtainium except for the latches. Good news is that Pelican Parts sells the important ones for about $80 all-in...
Is this for a coupe or cabrio?
I have all the parts from a coupe. If you tell me the exact parts you need I would sell them for shipping cost plus something for my time.
I assume this is for the seat backs? Part 9 is the cover which seams to be available and cheap. Which others?
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...431-02-01C-OEM
