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R34 East Bear seat in excellent condition.

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With modified Raptor rail to suit R32, R33 GTS, GTS-t sedan or coupe & GT-R $700

With New Bride RO rail to suit R34 GT, GTT sedan or coupe $900

Not selling seat on it's own and will not courier / post but will meet you somewhere close to me :/

( I'm in the Sutherland Shire ).

so tempting.. whats the difference between the 32/33 rails compared to r34, which holes dont line up ?

On the R34 GT, GTV and GTT ( Coupe & Sedan ), the front bolt down tangs are in the same spot but on a different angle. The left rear tang ( that bolts to the tunnel ) is much the same, and the right rear leg is in a different location ( out more and back a little ).

Any other questions, feel free to ask :woot:

R34 East Bear seat in excellent condition.

post-2420-1237757529_thumb.jpg post-2420-1237757548_thumb.jpg

With modified Raptor rail to suit R32, R33 GTS, GTS-t sedan or coupe & GT-R $700

With New Bride RO rail to suit R34 GT, GTT sedan or coupe $900

Not selling seat on it's own and will not courier / post but will meet you somewhere close to me :D

( I'm in the Sutherland Shire ).

hey mate interested in ya seat does the rail for 32/33 sit fairly low pm me ur number interested cheers or msg me ur number 0438223239

Sorry for the lack of responses. Have been :D with food poisoning ( f*@$ink rainbow chinese resteraunt :mad: )

Will call those who left a number first, then return PM's to those who are locals. For those who asked me to reconsider prepping the seat & rail for a courier, sorry, I'm still not prepared to do it. But if I change my mind I'll be sure to PM you back.

Cheers.

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