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Former Member

I have advertised on e-bay ( porsche) a pair of 914 seats that I just paid over $450 to have them both reupholstered with "camel" tan . Solid naugahyde on bolsters, and the insert with the sam color, but the perferated material. Thaey have never been installed, or sat upon. I decided that I want to go a different direction in my speedster project. There are pictures, the upholstrey guy did a fantastic job re-doing the seats.
I need to get no less than $350 out of them. If you live in northern california...I'll deliver...talk to me guys !

Gary Clarke

6/16/039:24 PM

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Former Member

I have advertised on e-bay ( porsche) a pair of 914 seats that I just paid over $450 to have them both reupholstered with "camel" tan . Solid naugahyde on bolsters, and the insert with the sam color, but the perferated material. Thaey have never been installed, or sat upon. I decided that I want to go a different direction in my speedster project. There are pictures, the upholstrey guy did a fantastic job re-doing the seats.
I need to get no less than $350 out of them. If you live in northern california...I'll deliver...talk to me guys !

Gary Clarke

Former Member

What is "solid naugahyde"?

6/19/0312:46 PM

Former Member

George, what I mean is that the center ( sitting surfaces) are perforated material ( very samll holes that breath and add to the textured appearance, (as in volkswagen seats), but the bolsters, back etc, are NOT perforated, ergo solid as opposed to "perforated" got it!

Thanks

Gary Clarke

Ron O1984/2010 IM, B.C. Canada

Don't know if my email worked...Gary, are they still for sale?
Ron

6/23/0311:09 PM

Former Member

Ron, I've had many responses, and much interest, but as of today, Tuesday, they're still available.

Thanks
Gclarke@crcindustries.com

6/24/0310:39 AM

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