Got the Red 964 3.3t

[Legacywr]

Sports seats do have one huge drawback though, they can suffer a lot of damage in relatively short amount of time, as is the case in my car.

[kusee pee]

They're not sports seats but it was relatively common not to have them in 964 turbos. Mine didn't have them and after a while it made no difference to me. That said, my more recent 911s do have them and you can feel the difference for sure. I agree with the comment about wear as you get in and out though!

[turbo964]

Legacywr said:

Sports seats do have one huge drawback though, they can suffer a lot of damage in relatively short amount of time, as is the case in my car.

Any light colour interior is always going to look worse. But i wouldn`t say that sport seats suffer more damage than the comfort. Yes the bolsters wear but if care has been taken they can last stand the test very well. In fact i`d say sports seats look a lot better as a general observation than the comfort seats which tend to look a bit saggy after a while as the leather gathers in the middle of the bottom part of the seat.

Dont want to start big debate again re mileage, but IMHO I dont think the condition of your seats legacyr is the norm. Certainly not for such low mileage.

Edited by turbo964 on Sunday 22 August 13:55

[Rocco1]

domster said:

Here we go... sort of squared off 'nose' to the bolsters and stick out like coat pegs.

Yes your right there not sports seats,but there very comfortable,you guys have Porsche trained eyse.lol

[Legacywr]

Legacywr said:

Sports seats do have one huge drawback though, they can suffer a lot of damage in relatively short amount of time, as is the case in my car.

Dont want to start big debate again re mileage, but IMHO I dont think the condition of your seats legacyr is the norm. Certainly not for such low mileage.

Edited by turbo964 on Sunday 22 August 13:55

I do have some more information regarding the mileage on my car so I might revive my old thread.

[porkey]

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