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Rear seat latching point to C pillar bung

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

HI guys, My rear seats have been removed, there are holes in the side plastic which used to contain the latch for eaxh rear seat to clip onto so they could then be supported in the upright position. I'm looking for something, perhaps a bung of sorts to cover those holes for just aesthetic reasons Does anyone know of a good solution please, and where it can be got? Thank you

POST 2Original post

There r trim pieces out there to cover the hole, i just cant remember where i saw them. They might be a gt3 part?

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