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The "Bride" seats are cheap chinese "knock-off's" not genuine and quite unsafe in an accident situation.

If that is the case, I have no idea how i got all genuine Bride papers along with the receipts from the previous owner, who built the car.

I inspected everything when i purchased the car, and found no indication that they were of any inferior branding or manufacturing standard. Not only that, I have spent countless hours in them and find them to be the most comfortable seat i have had in any of my modified cars.

Assuming they are not Bride seats, as you so claim from a photo, i can find no reason why they would be quite unsafe in an accident situation. The build quality of the Seats, Genuine Bride rails and Nissan seatbelts fitted to my vehicle are structurally sound and offer no indication they could react in a dangerous manner in an accident situaition. If you would like to inspect them yourself, feel free to email me.

If you are genuinely interested in purchasing my car, I will sell it to you without the seats and adjust the price accordingly.

Your input is greatly appreciated.

Mitch

If that is the case, I have no idea how i got all genuine Bride papers along with the receipts from the previous owner, who built the car.

I inspected everything when i purchased the car, and found no indication that they were of any inferior branding or manufacturing standard. Not only that, I have spent countless hours in them and find them to be the most comfortable seat i have had in any of my modified cars.

Assuming they are not Bride seats, as you so claim from a photo, i can find no reason why they would be quite unsafe in an accident situation. The build quality of the Seats, Genuine Bride rails and Nissan seatbelts fitted to my vehicle are structurally sound and offer no indication they could react in a dangerous manner in an accident situaition. If you would like to inspect them yourself, feel free to email me.

If you are genuinely interested in purchasing my car, I will sell it to you without the seats and adjust the price accordingly.

Your input is greatly appreciated.

Mitch

The "bride" seats you have have a round recliner adjuster...the bride's are triangle...there should also be a bride branding tag with the bride logo and the words "holding monster" sticking out the rear RH seam of the seat. Also the incorrect font for the word BRIDE on the headrests has been used and finally BRIDE have never used a mesh overlay cloth to trim the centre of their seats. The seats you have are so inferior structually to the BRIDE seats that they would never pass in a crash test or structural stress test.

How do i know all this...I know the guy who imported all those seats and have inspected them...they are crap!

I have also owned several sets of BRIDES and know how well they are made compared to them.

They are indeed copies and are not a patch on the real thing.

Not having a go at you, as im sure you have been misled, just informing a potential purchaser so they do not get caught as you have.

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