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Hey Guys,

As you may have seen, there is a thread on Leatherette seatcovers in the Genral Automotive section. There will most probably be a group buy sometime soon on these for skylines... I have delt with Max before (guy who is organising the group buy) and I asked him about getting some made up for Stagea's.

I myself am very interested in getting some. Quality is great, I had some made up for an FTO.

EDIT: Removed prices and business contacts.

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