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I have a dog that I would like to carry in the back of my 991.2. I built a foam structure to make a flat bed, but I still have the 2 rear seat "stoppers"pieces in plastic that I don't know how to remove.
On a 996 there are two visible screws you simply remove them. But on the 991,2 there are no visible screws and i dont want to try to pry it with a tool and break something.
You are a much nicer dog owner than I am. I think you might just toss a medium thick folded over quilt on the seatback + foam setup and consider it done?
My bloodhounds would be happy as clams to be out of the wayback of my Defender and in the Porsche. It would also never happen in a million years.
What sort of dogs do you have?
I applaud your efforts at hound comfort nonetheless.
Last edited by Nashvegas; Oct 16, 2024 at 04:14 AM.
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991.2 Remove rear seat "stopper"
