I was given a 260Z seat yesterday that matches the patina of my very good original passenger set. My drivers seat is in real bad shape.

My "new" seat is a passenger seat that I believe I can switch to my drivers seat's rails.

I have some "dents" in the seat of my "new" seat from something sitting on top of it for awhile. Has anyone been able to "fluff" up the foam to get the covering looking good. Or, will time and warmth make the vinyl and foam spring back? I have it inside the house right now and it looks like it might spring back - maybe wishful thinking!

Give it a massage with some Lexol or Armorall and let it sit.

blow dryer might get a dent out of the vinyl, time will prob get the dent out of the foam.

Won't be long before you make your own dent in that seat.

leftover, now that's funny!

I wish that I had some floors left to bolt it to at this time. Noticed that my original passenger seat has a couple of "dents" from some parts sitting on it for a lotta years.

I have to give a shout out to a local Texan youngun "tuner-type" that knows a whole more than I ever did about these cars for giving me a seat from a 260Z, a 240Z door (unfortunately will not work on the red headed stepchild 260Z) and a decent wheel/tire for me to use to roll the car around with. His runs 11.8 with a hell-ified turbo and stock bottom end!