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That looks like the standard 2008-2014 XTR LH rear seat. A non-WAV XTR would have had separate centre and RH rear seats. I can't see the front and rear mounts for these in your picture in which case you've got a big job on your hands.
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It probably would be a good idea to try and have a look at a non-converted XTR to get some idea of how the rear seats are fitted to the floor. The fact that part of the floor has been lowered will be a major problem as that would have to be infilled. The job can't be botched.
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From what I can see, it looks as if you've got 2 of the 4 mountings for a standard RH seat there (a front RH and rear RH mount) but don't have the LH mounts for the standard LH seat. You'll see what I mean if you tip up the LH rear seat that you have.
Its possible I guess that the WAV converter designed a seat that uses the 2 LH fittings that you have, and some others that suit the modified floor?
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