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Nissan R34 GTR seats, theses are both in great over all condition, with no rips, stains, smells, burns or fading... Nothing I can see apart from a little scratch on the plastic cover on the lower side of the seat not noticeable once fitted.

I have seen a fair few of theses seats for sale in the past in very used poor condition, it took me awhile to find a pair in such great condition!

One of the holes on the rear mount rail has been modified to fit a R32 by elongating the hole on both seats.

Located at Ryde, Sydney, N.S.W. Interstate buyers must arrange there own courier.

$1450 ONO NO LOW BALLERS.

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I wouldn't know, keep in mind they are used and not brand new, so yes there is wear to the seats as you would expect. They have been sitting for a fair few years not in use...

Are you interested?

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