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datto260Z

By datto260Z,
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datto260Z Experienced

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Hey guys and gals, I would rather get rid of these seats in Canberra. Have 2 x Autotecnica black and grey seats, with shoulder harness gaps.

Both seats have small scratching from installation attempt, however seats work fine and could be fixed with a small amount of silver paint. Never been fitted to a vehicle.

PM with your mobile number to receive pics or inspect at my place.

Retail for approx $450 per seat, Im selling for $350 for a pair.

I can deliver in Canberra or surrounding areas, but pick up for interstate.

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An obvious question, can you use std rails, a 9", a welder and make your own. Do a good job, nothing bodgy/dodgy.

I would guess it would be illegal, but it is just mild steel, they aren't made out of chrome moly. I've often looked and thought it would be an easy task, day to fit, day to powdercoat/paint.

A good job would be hard to pick!

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Yeah, thats what I thought, but when you look at the mounts [either the seat mounts or the floor mounts, depending on which rails you have] it wouldn't be a big job.

I reckon I could do it in a couple of hours really.

This would make datto's seats a real bargain [and they look excellent as well].

Sorry for the OT datto.........GL with the sale.

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Hey mate, as long as the person welding knows what they are doing it would just have to pass engineering. On the other hand, if you can modify your stock rails to fit, then it would either not need to pass engineering or pass engineering easy as.

John Wilson did my engineering for my car, so he is the man to look up and ask.

These seats are the bargain of a life time, I just need the money and garage space. The scratches could be gone over with a spray can.

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