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R34 GTR driver's seat with rails to suit R34 GTT

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Hi guys

As the thread states, but would also need to swap with a standard GTT drivers seat in excellent condition with no rips or stains etc..

This R34 GTR seat is in EXCELLENT condtion, with no rips or stains anywhere.

There is only one small thing wrong with it. its the plastic surround around one of the holes in the neck area. it comes off at the back because the clip thats supposed to hold it in is broken. you can possibly glue it, but i never botherd with it because you cant notice it since its at the back, and the plastic surround on the front of the seat sits in place.

$500 including swap with GTT seat.

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gtr15

are S15 seats the same as R34 seats??

gtaah,

Jash, by the look of it, you are in perth! Im not too sure on how we would go about transporting them except through a courier service like TNT or DHL or something..not sure about the cost though, it might be a bit too high! i'll look into it.

the easiest would be a sydney buyer obviously..

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