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  1. Cool_____

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    I know front seats will drop right in but I wonder how hard it would be to make Forester rear seats fit in the WRX sedan? I know wagon WRX seats work in a Forester with bracketry swaps.
     
    #1 Cool_____, Feb 16, 2010
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    I see our conversation on friday still has you thinking :rofl:
     
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    Indeed. It's your fault! :rofl:
     
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    Whats going on in here?
     
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    Half this stuff is all the same crap, just different skins. Easiest thing to do is to just give it a shot.
     
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    I want to know if Forester rear seats will work in my car. Can it be made to work.

    That's what's going on.
     
    #7 Cool_____, Feb 16, 2010
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    what is the advantage? fold down?
     
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    One of them.
     
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    I know the wagon rears wouldn't work in the sedan.
     
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    :rofl:
     
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    How do you know? Nasioc says otherwise. Plug and play? No but you can make them work.
     
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    Never mind.....company told me they relisted the interior by accident. It was the 2000 STi Forester interior that had the multi STi print fabric like Brides.
     
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    :(
     
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    Jerks....
     
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    fail
     
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    exactly plug and play no, we did not try to make them fit.
     
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    You want some wagon rear seats?
     
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