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be4youMember

Anyone know what car seats this is? Where are these from? Where to get?

http://www.autolit.net/Graphics/0512/zub1161.jpg

7/5/135:31 PM

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panterapattMember

They are group IV aluminum seat shells fitted with the pantera show car seat pads. They originally planned to use those in production, but it proved to costly. Steve Wilkenson told me he has those very seats in the original demo car.

I would kill for a set. The factory supposedly has sets of the aluminum shells still in italy.

Lee

7/5/136:18 PM

italfordMember

those seats are beautiful. The remind me of the design used on the Maserati Bora. I bet some enterprising person could re-pop the shells and make his own. That would be unique.

be4youMember

Is there someone that have more pictures of the seats? I have 40 yard's of carbon I need to use up.

7/6/136:55 PM

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