Anyone done this? With a cursory view of pics they seem to be the same size and attach the same way...
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YOUR RESEARCH997 Rear Seatbacks in 996?
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I have read that front and rear 997 fit but im not entirely sure when or where...
Ad for 997 seats on Craigslist-Chicago claim they will fit with "minor" re-wiring.
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OP is talking about rear seats. There's been at least a couple guys that's done this. Not sure though if it was a straight swap.
they have similar brackets but I doubt if its exact fit.
I had 997 rears for awhile, they were a good fit... in a coupe. Don't know about a cab.
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