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Hi,
Does anyone know if possible to fit seats from a BMW 628csi E24 into A BMW 7351 E23?
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I should think so, it is my understanding that the E24 was based on the E23 floorpan.
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les509
Part of things
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E24 was based on E12 floorpan til 82 ish then E28 from then on
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61 Jaguar Mk 10
67 Austin A60 Countryman
69 Morris 1300GT
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86 BMW 635 CSi
87 BMW 635 CSi
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For the front seats, I should think so too but you would probably have to swap the runners over. Simple nuts and bolts though, this is largely true, I believe, of front seats throughout the BMW range of the period. E30 threes, E28 fives, E24 sixes and E23 sevens. The rears are more complex and not really interchangeable. With the six being a four and the seven a five seater, I doubt that would work. You could experiment with re-covering your E23 rear bench with the E24 materiel/cushions. Having said that, I have seen a full set of E34 5 series seats succesfully modified to fit an E28. @sskoda. Hi. It's hippie dave from the 5 series forum  Also, I am fairly sure the E24 was based on the 5 series floorpan, not the seven. Early ones were based on the E12, later ones on the E28. HTH David |
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1986 BMW 628csi, 2003 Alfa Romeo 147, 1992 Jaaaaag XJ40, 1982 BMW R100 cafe racer.
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OK, my bad  Something I heard/read somewhere that obviously wasn't correct! |
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I think youll find that the E24 seats are lower than the E23 seats too
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Old enough to remember when 'Detailing' was called washing your car
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