E9 Comfort Seats in beautiful beige leather for sale

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I finally have the sport seats in my E9 that I’ve been trying to get and am ready to sell the original comfort seats. They are covered in beautiful beige napa leather. A Ferrari spec leather. I am in Palo Alto, CA and honestly need some advice on pricing and shipping. If anybody has thoughts on pricing, please let me know. If anyone really wants them, make me an offer.

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Whodat
 

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Yes, the car is a restomod built on a 1970 2800CS Chassis. The seats are original other than the beautiful leather.
 
whodat said:
I finally have the sport seats in my E9 that I’ve been trying to get and am ready to sell the original comfort seats. They are covered in beautiful beige napa leather. A Ferrari spec leather. I am in Palo Alto, CA and honestly need some advice on pricing and shipping. If anybody has thoughts on pricing, please let me know. If anyone really wants them, make me an offer.

Thanks,
Whodat
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Buildit said:
just selling front seats ? what did you replace them with ?
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I have Recaro sport seats and finally got them re-upholstered in the same beige leather with corduroy inserts. I’m going to drive the car with the sport seats.
 
Look beautiful! As an aside, I see that you have provided yet another option to the question of "what does one do with the seatbelts?", although I think that this option was disfavored by those with some accident-safety background as there's nothing preventing the belt from sliding towards the center and becoming a neck-breaking cable. I'm not sure if your newer seats have some better routing, but may want to look at the thread I started about a month ago asking about various ways to manage the belts, since some owners had some creative ideas that aren't too hard to implement (see @Dan Wood option with a cleat attached to the top of the side portion of the headrest with some metal cable ties) and might be safer. We don't want you decapitated or a quadraplegic :)
 
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