Seamless

Not my ad, no affiliation....

The bolsters look like they might be the uber rare soft back sport seats. Wonder if the car will be parted out...

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-image.ht...ationFlag=true

pirahna

Yes they are sport seats. They look like they are in good shape.

jg291446

Yes theses are soft sport seats.

$19k for that? It will be expensive to repair.

Seamless

Well someone owes me a bottle of scotch if the seats are picked up for cheap locally and sold for a generous profit

Wonder if the seller knows that the seats are special?

boman993

Ha, I saw this car on a flatbed last week...I guess after the accident.

Seamless

Hard hit. Looks like it was possibly rear ended into another car. Nice to see that the passenger compartment held up, especially in a convertible.

TouringTeg

Those seats are great. I find them more comfortable than hard backs.

Good value there for someone who has time and space. Repair or part it out

BSL

Looks like they are heated too.

initial

They have a scroll wheel which would indicate they are heated. I have the same in my 95. Must be a Canadian thing...

pp000830

From the look of the twisted frunk that popped its lid as a result of a rear impact I would wonder if the seats have square attachment points to the floor any more.

Donster

I think it's more likely the Porsche was rear-ended hard enough to drive it into the back of the car stopped in front of it.

What do you think the odds are that the dork who rear-ended the Porsche was texting, yakking on his phone, or otherwise distracted?

PRSWILL

had those in my 85 targa- great seats- very comfy

TJ993

My Take - Stock seats are Not Comfortable for me - although I like the bolsters.
Mind u though I am 5 ft 8 - Perhaps they work well for some but Not Me!

I took the stock seat for a 3,000 Mile cruise - came home Removed the so called Comfort seats SOLD THEM Quick - went back to Sport Hardbacks - Love 'em !

Just my 2 cents

vern1

Repairable?? I am sure it is but it would cost a fortune. Looks like every panel is likely bent and the frame is likely as well. Also looks like the engine got quite a hit

I had a 1989 911 that was written off. It only had front damage ie no engine problems at all. I got $13k for it because the guy only had to pull the frame and replace the front q panel and headlight assembly (and he had a shop of his own to do it)

Anyways would seem like a risking proposition

nine9six

Repairable? Yes, in three easy steps...

1. Remove gas cap
2. Drive new cabriolet under gas cap
3. Install gas cap