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Item: Skyline R32 Gtr RH front seat

Condition: Used But Has no Rips or marks on it.

Price: $350 pick up

Location: Melb

Contact: Pj japanese option 0422 142 176 or Msn [email protected]

Comments: atm only got pictures of the top of the seat. will get more twomorro. also seat is bolted in my track 180sx.

Edited by pj-33
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so a driver or a passenger r32 gtr seat?

hows the color on it, has it faded at all?

pm me back mate and if you can post some pics up that will be good mate

cheers tony

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