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Hi guys,

Selling my front and rear seats which are in good condition, however there is only a slight cigirette mark on the passenger seat. Selling for $650 for front and rear seats.

Pm me or contact me on 0421111542 if you are interested.

Cheers

Hok

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Yeah i bought an evo 9. Nice man how much power are you pushing now?

275rwkw on the E85 with near factory response, which is plenty for the street. Such a reliable car/engine - I've only changed the timing belt as preventative maintenance and give it stick all the time, still runs like new.

I'll send you a pic or two, but haven't changed much externally, just different wheels. Loved the way it looked as it was. Though it did cop a little hail damage during the big hail storms a few years ago :(

Now have a 33 GTR to focus on and keep the GTS-T as the reliable daily / HSV killer haha

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