touring rear head rests
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jonny323i
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How easy is it to retro fit rear head rests into a touring bench I have leather but no head rests and a fabric set with head rests so I just need to get a set of black head rests and nick the fitting kit from the other seats
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TPS
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1991 325i Touring Alpine White II
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Brianmoooore
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Two amendments needed to that wiki article:
1/ The fitting kit for touring (not saloon) rear seats is identical to the bits found in every E30 front seat. Just rob the kit from the same seats as the head rests come from.
2/ Be very careful when pulling the seat backs off of the touring seat frame. There are very sharp clips located just in the place that you naturally push your fingers in to pull the back off, and these clips will rip chunks out of your finger tips.
1/ The fitting kit for touring (not saloon) rear seats is identical to the bits found in every E30 front seat. Just rob the kit from the same seats as the head rests come from.
2/ Be very careful when pulling the seat backs off of the touring seat frame. There are very sharp clips located just in the place that you naturally push your fingers in to pull the back off, and these clips will rip chunks out of your finger tips.
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jonny323i
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Cheers mate that looks dead easy I am surprised just need some black leather headrests now
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TPS
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Its that easy, I've managed to do Both of My Tourings!
1991 325i Touring Alpine White II
1994 318i Touring Sterling Silver