YOUR RESEARCHSwapping front seat backs only, 996
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I have a '99 996 and would like to switch the front seat backs to even the wear and tear. The drivers side is just about worn through the leather in a few sections. Can this be done? Any tips/instructions? Pics? Or maybe someone just wants to come over and do it for me and refinish my wheels in trade for a damn good lunch! Thank you in advance for you help. -Aron
Don't know for 996, but I did just that on my 86 and 89 Carreras. Pretty easy too. Those both had release levers on both side of each seat, as does the 996, so maybe can do. todd 99 coupe
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