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my r33 gtr seats is up for sale. These fit into your existing rails(r33 or r32) without any mods. They are in good nick.. no rips or tears. Preference will given to people who are willing to swap their stock seats. Pics attached..

Price without your stock seats: 850$

Price with stock seats: 750$

Location: Brisbane

Contact: 04211 45480 or pm here

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i got r33 series 1 seats would they fit is there any difference

yup these will fit with no mods.. i had series 1 seats when i bought the car. later i 'upgraded' to r33 series 2 seats... then i put on a r32 gtr driver seat. sold them all to get these! so the point is, one size, fits all ;-)

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