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sports seat brand new never used. $100 neg.

17inch mags off R32 skyline (road legal rims) 75% - 80% tread left on the tyres the rims themselves are in immaculate condition with no gutter scrapes done. rims and tyres are about 2/3 months old. $800 neg.

items in adelaide (local buyers only) for more info call rick 0433 966 771

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sports seat brand new never used. $150

17inch mags off R32 skyline (road legal) 75% - 80% tread left on the tyres the rims themselves are in immaculate condition with no gutter scrapes done. rims and tyres are about 2/3 months old.

items in adelaide (local buyers only) for more info call rick 0433 966 771

Im in Adelaide. Nice seat, Im looking for one. Thats my price bracket.

whats its condition, does it have adjustable features etc, and what is it made for (ie is it on brackets for a skyline, or what? - how do seats come LOL sorry for the newb-seat question!)

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Im in Adelaide. Nice seat, Im looking for one. Thats my price bracket.

whats its condition, does it have adjustable features etc, and what is it made for (ie is it on brackets for a skyline, or what? - how do seats come LOL sorry for the newb-seat question!)

the seat does have back and foward and reclining adjustments and it is a universal sports seat so the brackets can be altered to fit any car but i would recommend getting somewhere willshire motor trimmers to put them in so its legal with paper work. Cheers

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