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Item: Pair of Bride Vios III seats (driver and passenger) and rails to suit R32

Age: Brand spankers

Condition: Pristine - only unwrapped for pics

Price: $1,200 including delivery to any Toll Express depot in Australia

To Fit: Skyline R32, R33 and R34

Location: Perth

Contact: PM

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These fixed back Bride seats are the "Low Max" style which sit lower than standard and are well suited for motorsport (lower centre of gravity, increased helmet clearance etc).

They are in pristine condition and come with all rails, nuts and bolts etc for fitting into your Skyline. The only reason I'm selling these is that it's just too uncomfortable to squeeze my "middle age spread" into these. If you're of average or slight build, then these will be just the ticket.

The price of $1,200 is excellent value and I'm losing significantly. I can include delivery to any Toll Express depot for your collection into the price, however.

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where wer u a week ago!!!! man let me try to offload my seats and i'll take urs for sure :) i know its first come first served but hold em for me if u can...

these are the real deal with tags and all right? seen a few dodgy ebay items and staying well clear of those!

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