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Front Seat Cushion Foam Part - 911 | Boxster | 1997-2004 SMC000673--DV66-71 Model-Specific Brackets: For mounting the Voltage:12 Volt

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Front Seat Cushion Foam Part 911 Boxster 1997 2004 SMC000673 DV66 71 Model Specific Brackets: For mounting the Voltage:12 Volt Model Specific Brackets: For mounting the compressor C320 (2002 2004) Upgrade your Porsche 996 or Boxster 986 with this premium front seat cushion foam part featuring integrated heating functionality Front Seat Cushion Foam Part with Heating For Porsche 996 (1999 2004) or Boxster 986 (1997 2004) Models

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