I bought a pair of seats in excellent condition from a `91 w126. We're getting high shipping quotes from the freight companies ($280) and they won't insure them. The seller asks if it would be ok to split the seats so he could ship in two pieces (bottom and backrest) via UPS, which should be cheaper and they'll insure them.

Any reason not to do that? Also, I'm no mechanic, are we talking major surgery to put them back together again? I'm fine with doing the actual seat swap it looks pretty straightforward.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Bill

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1988 MB 560 SEL 138k - Desert Taupe w/ Cream Beige Interior.

Mods:
Euro Headlights w/Smoked Corners
New seats from a `91
ASA 15-Hole Replicas
Sony HU, JL Audio 400/4 Amp, JL Audio 2-way Components on rear deck, JL Audio 3-way Components in door & dash.


2000 BMW Z3 2.3 Roadster 33k
2002 Toyota Rav4L 50k

Two bolds on both sides, If electric operated also one wire with plug, very easy to reassemble.

Thanks, Rob!

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1988 MB 560 SEL 138k - Desert Taupe w/ Cream Beige Interior.

Mods:
Euro Headlights w/Smoked Corners
New seats from a `91
ASA 15-Hole Replicas
Sony HU, JL Audio 400/4 Amp, JL Audio 2-way Components on rear deck, JL Audio 3-way Components in door & dash.


2000 BMW Z3 2.3 Roadster 33k
2002 Toyota Rav4L 50k