YOUR RESEARCH996 seat back damage to hard shell
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Wondering what people recommend as the best course of action here... fill in crack and repaint? or buy a new shell and paint (where would I even find one)... This is a seat out of my 964 btw that was hit by the CHP. Seat cracked when it hit my roll bar. 9SQ4Y3Cl.jpg Best, Kris
Sport seat? Might be harder to find a replacement at a wrecker. A couple of weeks ago there was a thread with a vandelized 996 in it. I found the folks that were parting it out on ebay and bought the driver side seat switches and harness. I don't remember if they were sport seats?
my seats are hardbacks and I'll eventually wrap them in CF. the real stuff not the stickers... find someone to do that.
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