Porsche Club GB

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Use some of those self adhesive strips of velcro

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Could you use some of those self adhesive strips of velcro?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone know of a mail order company, that can supply the plastic clips that holds the "back seat pad" to the actual seat? The clips have broken due to the OPC official explanation "Lumbar Seat being over inflated" ??????? This results in every time I leave the car, the back seat pad falls flat on the seat. Any ideas and contacts would be appreciated.

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Can you get them from the OPC? Same thing happened on my Brother-in-Laws Turbo.... Pete

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Try Dave at Southbound Trimmers 01264 810080. I have found them amazingly helpful on more than one occasion

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Could you use some of those self adhesive strips of velcro?

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Re: velcro - do a search on eBay for "heavy duty velcro". That should do the trick... (Just purchased some for my driver's side mat as the original "loop" patches had come adrift and been lost before I bought the car...)

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