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240 Seat Repair 200 1989

posted by  fborcher on  Mon Nov 14 04:40 CST 2005
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I'm in the midst of a Seat repair which is going extremely well thanks to all the help on this site.
However, I've noticed less springs than I see in other people's photos and descriptions.

The bottom of this seat has 3 springs per side.

The back has 2 strong springs at the bottom, and two weak springs extending vertically from the headrest area to the grid.

I don't see evidence that there were any other springs in the seat.

Am I missing springs?






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