2+2 standard in convertible?
10-27-2005, 07:22 PM
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2+2 standard in convertible?
Looking at getting a convertible 964. Are the rear seats standard / optional / or never installed? Can I install rear seats in? Thanks
Tony
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10-27-2005, 07:42 PM
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the 2+2 is standard, but can be deleted by original owner upon order, or by CO upon modification. I got one that was deleted by OO. Nice to have storage, as there's not really any usable leg room in the car anyway.
10-27-2005, 10:03 PM
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I heard it was optional to delete the seats and get the storage as well, but in reality it seems to me that almost all the 92-94 cabs have no rear seats...seems like the seats were more of a special order in the later 964's...could just be the cars I have seen though. I would rather have the seats- good for occasional rides, especially girls (not to generalize, but they are typically smaller than guys), but I have the storage in my '93
10-28-2005, 10:17 AM
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When I was shopping for mine, it seemed there were more cars with seats. Probably because I wanted the shelf as it would be more comfy for my back seat passenger. I looked only at 964's but closely at the '92s and newer, maybe the ones with seats were the older ones, I don't remember.
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10-31-2005, 08:23 PM
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I have a couple of little kids (and a wife who was questioning my sanity) so when I went shopping therear seat option was a critical point for me.
The later 964 years they made the rear box standard since the seats were such a rare choice in the cabs.
You can convert... I am in the middle of doing just that. Prices range from $400-600USD. My rear seats are on the way. The most "difficult" part to deal with so far is the center (seat back) pivot. This needs to be tack welded or riveted in.
I haven't done the conversion yet, but the research I have done told me I need:
Seat backs
Seat bottoms
Center pivot
Seat Belts
The other needed holes and such are already in the rear pan of the car. You just need to cut a little hole in the carpet where the center seat belt holes and seat back pivots are.
Hope this helps.
Mark
The later 964 years they made the rear box standard since the seats were such a rare choice in the cabs.
You can convert... I am in the middle of doing just that. Prices range from $400-600USD. My rear seats are on the way. The most "difficult" part to deal with so far is the center (seat back) pivot. This needs to be tack welded or riveted in.
I haven't done the conversion yet, but the research I have done told me I need:
Seat backs
Seat bottoms
Center pivot
Seat Belts
The other needed holes and such are already in the rear pan of the car. You just need to cut a little hole in the carpet where the center seat belt holes and seat back pivots are.
Hope this helps.
Mark