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Can anyone post a picture of how the rear of the seat back is supposed to look? There is a vinyl-covered cardboard panel which is evidently intended to trim out the rear top of the seat.
About 2/3 of the way down, the panel is secured to the seat back frame with the same clips used to attach the firewall pad under the dash. It is not obvious how the panel attaches at the top, in an area visible thru the rear window. Previous owner attempted to glue this panel at the top, but that didn't work.
I can't figure out how this panel is supposed to be attached at the top; any ideas?
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Seat Back Upholstery Trim
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