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Item:

R33 GTR drivers seat

Age:

65,xxx k,

Condition:

Very good except side wall

Price:

$450 neg?

Swap for RECARO SR3 or EVO 5 or 6 RECARO

To Fit: (What car)

R32, R33, A31 & s13, s14 etc with slight modification

Location:

Melbourne, south eastern suburbs

Contact:

PM or call/SMS 0416 623 381

Comments:

R33 GTR drivers seat in very good condition except for side wall on the base of the seat has worn down from drivers entering & exiting the car. Its not really major and your still stuck well into the seat. The rest of the seat is mint and has no rips, fading or wear

Comes with standard rail attached, great upgrade for any non GTR

Wear could be easily repaired but I am looking at getting a RECARO bucket so would like to get rid of it

Thanks

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