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Originally posted by ice180

Brand new still in plastic with rails to suit Honda, Melbourne buyers only

$1,500 firm

I have to ask the question,,,,,How did you get THOSE seats brand new still in the plastic??????? and selling them for $1500.00 a pair...Thats $750 each,,,,,They would have to have come out of a Brand New Car to still have the Rails and plastic on them.......

Neil.

Originally posted by ndr

I have to ask the question,,,,,How did you get THOSE seats brand new still in the plastic??????? and selling them for $1500.00 a pair...Thats $750 each,,,,,They would have to have come out of a Brand New Car to still have the Rails and plastic on them.......I could be real interested.....I'll be down your way next week....

Neil.

Shauny give me a call.

Okay one clarification they are a look a like Type R seat not the genuine item Sorry for any misrepresentation... The are an exact copy of a Recaro Speed Seat in red cloth with rails... Sorry for any confusion

right so they are actually NOT Type R seats, and potentially just non recaro copies?

Thats a bit of misleading advertising there mate, bad form indeed .

I would not be paying $750 each for recaro rip offs.

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