Sport Seats to trade
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Sport Seats to trade
I have a 95 993 with brown sport seats I would like to trade for brown std. seats.
Anyone close to North Carolina that might be interested please let me know.
Anyone close to North Carolina that might be interested please let me know.
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I'm in Richmond and have the 8 way power comfort seats both driver and passenger in Cashmere.
Let me know if you'd like to swap....perhaps a R&R at the same time ?
Let me know if you'd like to swap....perhaps a R&R at the same time ?
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Sorry for not getting back sooner; my seats are 'Chestnut Brown', and to keep Dolly Parton from writing a song about my "Porsche of many Colors", hopefully someone out there will have std. seats of the same color they would like to trade.
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I don't think that is a very common color. Do you have a picture?
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I am working away from home until this weekend, and will take some pics as soon as I get back.
I THINK the color is 'Chestnut Brown', I can't seem to find my interior color code in any of the Porsche literature I have, and it sure looks darker than the pics of the 'Cashmere' interiors posted here.
I THINK the color is 'Chestnut Brown', I can't seem to find my interior color code in any of the Porsche literature I have, and it sure looks darker than the pics of the 'Cashmere' interiors posted here.
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There was a white 95 cabriolet with full chestnut leather for sale here a while back, it was out in Vegas, as I recall. It's a fairly rare color. It's more of a reddish brown.
Sports seats are wildly coveted by 993 owners; they are quite valuable and usually change hands for 2-3 times what the stock seats go for. I sold the heated cashmere sports seats out of my former cab (complete with bright red piping) for about $2400, as I recall.
It would not be difficult to buy a decent used pair of cashmere or light grey seats and then have them professionally dyed chestnut, they would look absolutely brand new. You can usually find non-heated stock seats for $800 a pair or so, and it should be no more than $250-300 to have them dyed. If you can get $2000 for your sport seats (which are also easily dyed), you would be $900 ahead or so.
One caveat ... this is assuming you have the hardback sports seats with the Porsche logo plaque on the back; the very early 95 cars could have come with the old-style sport seat, which is similar to the stock seats, but with deeper bolsters. They are not so coveted.
Best of luck!
Sports seats are wildly coveted by 993 owners; they are quite valuable and usually change hands for 2-3 times what the stock seats go for. I sold the heated cashmere sports seats out of my former cab (complete with bright red piping) for about $2400, as I recall.
It would not be difficult to buy a decent used pair of cashmere or light grey seats and then have them professionally dyed chestnut, they would look absolutely brand new. You can usually find non-heated stock seats for $800 a pair or so, and it should be no more than $250-300 to have them dyed. If you can get $2000 for your sport seats (which are also easily dyed), you would be $900 ahead or so.
One caveat ... this is assuming you have the hardback sports seats with the Porsche logo plaque on the back; the very early 95 cars could have come with the old-style sport seat, which is similar to the stock seats, but with deeper bolsters. They are not so coveted.
Best of luck!
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There was a white 95 cabriolet with full chestnut leather for sale here a while back, it was out in Vegas, as I recall. It's a fairly rare color. It's more of a reddish brown.
Sports seats are wildly coveted by 993 owners; they are quite valuable and usually change hands for 2-3 times what the stock seats go for. I sold the heated cashmere sports seats out of my former cab (complete with bright red piping) for about $2400, as I recall.
It would not be difficult to buy a decent used pair of cashmere or light grey seats and then have them professionally dyed chestnut, they would look absolutely brand new. You can usually find non-heated stock seats for $800 a pair or so, and it should be no more than $250-300 to have them dyed. If you can get $2000 for your sport seats (which are also easily dyed), you would be $900 ahead or so.
One caveat ... this is assuming you have the hardback sports seats with the Porsche logo plaque on the back; the very early 95 cars could have come with the old-style sport seat, which is similar to the stock seats, but with deeper bolsters. They are not so coveted.
Best of luck!
Sports seats are wildly coveted by 993 owners; they are quite valuable and usually change hands for 2-3 times what the stock seats go for. I sold the heated cashmere sports seats out of my former cab (complete with bright red piping) for about $2400, as I recall.
It would not be difficult to buy a decent used pair of cashmere or light grey seats and then have them professionally dyed chestnut, they would look absolutely brand new. You can usually find non-heated stock seats for $800 a pair or so, and it should be no more than $250-300 to have them dyed. If you can get $2000 for your sport seats (which are also easily dyed), you would be $900 ahead or so.
One caveat ... this is assuming you have the hardback sports seats with the Porsche logo plaque on the back; the very early 95 cars could have come with the old-style sport seat, which is similar to the stock seats, but with deeper bolsters. They are not so coveted.
Best of luck!