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The rear legs are bolted in to threaded holes that are present on all shells IIRC (they're normally used for securing the seatbelt lap straps)

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The rear legs are bolted in to threaded holes that are present on all shells IIRC (they're normally used for securing the seatbelt lap straps)

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

anyone know the cost?? I know the front mounts to the seatbelt mountings but where does the rear go?? cheers

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darronwall said: anyone know the cost?? I know the front mounts to the seatbelt mountings but where does the rear go?? cheers I have the tequipment half cage without the centre bar in my GT2, you can see the mount point where the rear seat would be. http://flic.kr/p/gtV7NC

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darronwall said: anyone know the cost?? I know the front mounts to the seatbelt mountings but where does the rear go?? cheers The rear legs are bolted in to threaded holes that are present on all shells IIRC (they're normally used for securing the seatbelt lap straps)

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cheers,i will try the opc for a price.........again!

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They are about £1200 I think. Might be worth asking in the General Porsche thread if anyone has one in their garage. They do pop up from time to time on eBay as well. I got mine used that came out of a friends car. Are you going to fit harnesses? If so you will also need the Submarine bar that the anti-sub belts attach to under the seat. Available from OPC, about £90 per side. Jack

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Here you go: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Orig-Porsche-996-Turbo-GT3-...

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