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> Wanted left side Head rest foam
rick 918-S
post Nov 13 2022, 11:29 AM
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Hey nice rack! -Celette
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I have a set of seats I want to recover but the left side head rest was burned when the heat from an engine fire caused the rear window to burst. I need a headrest including the wire frame it is bonded to. Here are photos of what I am looking for. I do not need the upholstery. If you have a junk seat laying around with a good headrest here is how you remove the headrest.

Remove the two screws from the hard covered panel behind the headrest. Flop it down against the back of the seat.

Next look for two screws that go thru the fiber glas seat into the two small metal tabs welded to the headrest wire frame. The headrest should now be loose.

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