996 GT3 Recaro Seats
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ac011 (02-04-2021)
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Yes. I see them listed for somewhere between $3000-5000 depending on condition and if they include all the parts. Critical are the seat belt/mounting blocks and hardware on both sides of each seat. Over $500 per side to replace them from Porsche ($2K total). These are often missing. I'm guessing from the stacks of washers I see there yours may be missing?
Those look to be in pretty good shape.
Those look to be in pretty good shape.
#4
Yes. I see them listed for somewhere between $3000-5000 depending on condition and if they include all the parts. Critical are the seat belt/mounting blocks and hardware on both sides of each seat. Over $500 per side to replace them from Porsche ($2K total). These are often missing. I'm guessing from the stacks of washers I see there yours may be missing?
Those look to be in pretty good shape.
Those look to be in pretty good shape.
I'll snap some shots of my seats with hardware etc... and post here in case they are needed by someone.
#5
Of course, if my seats are worth 3k - that will get munched by the new GT3 in no time, right!?
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I have a like new set for sale for 3,500.00 comes with leather and Alcantara inserts, rails and subbar mounts.
No offers in 90 days at 3.5k
OE Euro 996GT3 seats.
Market may have gotten soft on these wonderful seats.
No offers in 90 days at 3.5k
OE Euro 996GT3 seats.
Market may have gotten soft on these wonderful seats.
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#9
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Yes, I may recover and put them in 997 and kept them.
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The Pearlon seats seem to command a higher price than the leather ones. Less sliding around. Also any leather color other than black commands a much higher price. Grey a bit higher, tan prices are out of this world b/c they are very rare.
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The leather ones pop up every couple of months. The cloth maybe a couple times a year.
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The leather centers on these seats do bunch up but the bolsters, because it's easier to get in and out of them, mostly stay in good shape. An easy solution is cloth centers or the RS alcantara centers. Any reputable car interior shop can do these fairly easily and they connect via velcro.
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