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Bride Style Reclining Racing Seats - $449 Per Pair - In Stock!


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Just Jap Racing is pleased to offer our customers this fantastic deal on our latest Bride Style Reclinable Racing Seats.

These seats are manufactured using quality material and feature a strong steel frame with lever reclining mechanism and are all ADR approved.

Each seat comes with universal rails which can easily be adapted to suit your car with minor modifications.

Available in Red or Black Durable Mesh Fabric.

Place your order with Just Jap, a trusted, respected and established Sydney business with huge factory showroom and after sales support available and enjoy the peace of mind of knowing that there is:

1. No deposit required

2. No minimum order

3. Easy online payment options

4. No surprises

AVAILABLE NOW FOR $449.00 PER PAIR

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HOW CAN YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER?

The answer is simple!

Purchase online now via our massive new website at http://www.justjap.com for fast Australia-wide delivery.

With Australia's biggest range of High Performance Japanese Parts all under one roof, and all available online, purchasing your tuning parts online couldn't be easier!

Please contact our sales team if you have any questions, or reply here.

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Hi LANFOH - If you are after one seat only they are $225 each, or $350 for the pair and include universal rails.

The rails need to be modified and adapted to your existing seat rails so of course there will be a facility for your seat belt lock-in.

Regards,

Steve

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Hi JL,

The seats include universal rails which need to be modified and adapted to your existing seat rails. Some minor welding may be required and we recommend having the seats fitted by a knowledgable workshop.

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How much stock will you have available? And are you going to tell us when they actually arrive...  trying to budget for a few items at the moment :huh:

We have these and loads more coming, and of course I will let all of you know when they land! :blink:

Cheers,

Steve

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Steve,

Do these fit fat assed people or is it skinny size only?

Thats a matter of opinion :) We will get some measurements of the seats dimensions when they arrived and post the details :blink:

Steve

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