Recaro seats for sale (driver/pass matched pair).
These came in the E9 I bought 7 years ago. I’m using Scheel-Mann seats, so these superfluous.
They are an older version of the “Topline” seat, without shoulder harness holes. I’ve done a quick dusting off of the seating surface but not the sides and back I’d say condition is 8.5/10. I’ve included pics of a couple spots (I’ve not tried to clean these yet). The passenger seat is essentially unused. Visually I’d say they have maybe 5000 miles on them .
Everything works, knobs are all there and they come with sliders that look to be standard Recaro 16” spacing. You will need adapters to fit into your car. The E9 adapters that came with these are being moved to my Scheels.
I like this place for adapters (https://www.2002parts.com/bmw/recaro-seat-parts.html).
I’d call these a touring-sport style seat because the bolsters aren’t very big. I would go much more aggressive for a track day focused car. I used them few times and thought they were very comfortable on long tours. In the pic of the bottom you can see a place where you can mount a PC pancake fan to make these actively cooled (air exhaust holes are visible in the seat back).
I think they look very out of place in an E9 - styling is way too modern. They might be nice in an e30 or a MaZda Protoge-S...
New ones are about $2600/pair.
Does $1300 seem reasonable?
Will not split the pair. No shipping due to size.
John (Boston)






These came in the E9 I bought 7 years ago. I’m using Scheel-Mann seats, so these superfluous.
They are an older version of the “Topline” seat, without shoulder harness holes. I’ve done a quick dusting off of the seating surface but not the sides and back I’d say condition is 8.5/10. I’ve included pics of a couple spots (I’ve not tried to clean these yet). The passenger seat is essentially unused. Visually I’d say they have maybe 5000 miles on them .
Everything works, knobs are all there and they come with sliders that look to be standard Recaro 16” spacing. You will need adapters to fit into your car. The E9 adapters that came with these are being moved to my Scheels.
I like this place for adapters (https://www.2002parts.com/bmw/recaro-seat-parts.html).
I’d call these a touring-sport style seat because the bolsters aren’t very big. I would go much more aggressive for a track day focused car. I used them few times and thought they were very comfortable on long tours. In the pic of the bottom you can see a place where you can mount a PC pancake fan to make these actively cooled (air exhaust holes are visible in the seat back).
I think they look very out of place in an E9 - styling is way too modern. They might be nice in an e30 or a MaZda Protoge-S...
New ones are about $2600/pair.
Does $1300 seem reasonable?
Will not split the pair. No shipping due to size.
John (Boston)






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