Hi Greg,

How are you doing in times of pandemic? I'm new to Rennlist and I've just bought a US black on black 1990 928 GT.
Since the driver's seat bolsters were useless and I did not want to have the seat reupholstered, I bought a mint used driver's seat from the UK with a seating function including relay, switch etc. which happened to have barely been used.
Problem:
1) safety belt buckle is on the wrong side (left)
2) it's missing several plugs, connectors etc.
I decided to take off the lower and upper seat and put them onto the US frame while using the plugs, connectors, relays and memory control box from my old US seat.
I've realized not only does the wiring differ, but I would have to dismantle the upper US seat and take out the wiring to fit them into the GB upper seat, which would likely mess up the new mint leather seat.

I'm desperately looking for a seat guru who could help me change the wiring or/and connect the heating properly.

take care,

Alex

Hi Jon,

Thanks for the insight. I've been considering painting the outer rings silver to go with some other 'silver circles' I have in the car but am a little concerned about being able to mask off the grill portion. Were you able to take the grill apart from the outer ring? I actually replaced the stock tweeters with after market and had them all torn apart but I have this vague recollection that the grills and the outer ring weren't going to be easy to seperate.

How long since you've been in Loveland? It's grown a bunch, the population is up to roughly 55k people. It's still a great town and while some don't like the extra traffic it sure is nice not to have to drive to Ft. Collins every time you need something or want to eat out. I've been here 32 years and I remember when it was just a one McDonald's town, lol.

Thanks again,

Greg

Greg,
The tweeter grills were stripped with a dremmel and then painted with a silver spray.

How is Loveland by the way?
I used to live in Colorado and actually worked in Loveland for Thompson Valley Ambulance as an EMT before medical school and surgical residency.

Thanks,
Jon