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Hi,

R34 GT-T 2dr / coupe seats.

They're in pretty good condition. I bought them and never installed them in anything. I only put a little effort into cleaning them up. The driver's seat shows a little pilling on the pale grey part of the seat base, a little discolouration on the lower part of the seat back. I also did a little repair to the foam on the RHS thigh bolster. Passenger seat has nothing worth pointing out. Photos should tell the tale. No seat belt buckles on these.

I would like to move them on without losing too much money. So I'm looking for $200 or other polite offers. At this price/value point, it's barely worth the effort to find boxes and go to the effort to ship them anywhere. So prefer sale in/around Adelaide. If you wanna inspect, that can be arranged in the northern 'burbs or central west (Thebarton) easily enough.

Oh - one last thing. I did pull out the locating pins under the driver's RHS rail/runner. They dowel down into the floor's cross frame through the carpet. These are not essential (earlier cars didn't have them). I still have them and they could be straightened up and put back on if you need/want.

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