Passenger Seat, Very Nice Black Leather Porsche 924 944 911 Like New (tombstone) on 2040-parts.com
Fishers, Indiana, US
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This BLACK leather passenger seat fits all Porsche 924 and early-944/ 951 models, and is the same as some early 911. The leather is soft - NO rips anywhere on this seat. No cracks. No worn piping. No damage at all. It had a cover on it its entire life and it shows! The pictures speak for themselves. This is a non-power seat.
This seat does not include the rails (the pair is available in a separate auction) Please check my feedback and bid with confidence! Thanks for looking! |
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