Will '95 seats fit in a '69 911?

GC 53 · GC 53's Garage

Looking at buying some '95 seats. Does anyone know if they'll fit in a 1969?
Thanks for the help.
Gary C.

addictionMS · addictionMS's Garage

not without buying or fabricating a mounting bracket for them. Don't kow if you can buy one, but I made one for some 1988 seats, which were different, so 1995 seats will be different as well.

Jim

HarryD · 07-02-2003, 05:09 PM

I have '77 seats in my car. There are a number of threads on the source for the necessary adapters. Do a search on "seat adapters".

targa911S · 07-03-2003, 06:07 AM

Try our host or Petco products. Actually just go to Home Depot and get some 2.25 X 1/8 mild steel flat stock and make your own.

Schuey · 07-03-2003, 06:16 AM

won't those look strange in an early car? or have you done some mods to it to update the look?

GC 53 · GC 53's Garage

The car has been given an upgrade to the IROC look.The interior needs the change now.With a '77 Turbo interior.
The seast, front and rear are being offered to me for under $500.
Gary.....but I do undertstand your thought.

targa911S · 07-03-2003, 08:58 AM

You will no doubt have to address the seat belt attachment problem as they go bye bye when you remove the old seats.

HarryD · 07-03-2003, 09:27 AM

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Originally posted by targa911S
You will no doubt have to address the seat belt attachment problem as they go bye bye when you remove the old seats.

When I switched mine, I had the plates fabricated with lap belt attachement points.

GC 53 · GC 53's Garage

Where did you have that done Harry?
Thanks for the help guys!
Gary C.

HarryD · 11:10 AM

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Originally posted by GC 53
Where did you have that done Harry?
Thanks for the help guys!
Gary C.

I ordered mine from Professionnally Engineered Products (http://www.peparts.com).

If you do a search of this web site, you will find a thread with a drawing of the plates. If you want to make your own, you would just need to add some "ears" for the lap belt mounts.