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Hi guys,

I have just bought myself an R33 skyline, but in order to keep the seats in prestine order, i was wondering if anybody knew whether there are a set of genuine seat covers available. I have tried some off-the-shelf ones but they don't fit properly.

Regards

Andy

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Hi guys,

I have just bought myself an R33 skyline, but in order to keep the seats in prestine order, i was wondering if anybody knew whether there are a set of genuine seat covers available. I have tried some off-the-shelf ones but they don't fit properly.

Regards

Andy

I don't think there are any genuine ones made specifically for R33's...but you might want to consider authentic NISMO ones'...look hot and are quite affordable at around $120 delivered.

Best place for this would probably be ebay if you want to save a couple of dollars.

do a search on ebay for Nismo Seat Covers

are they the throw on axs seat covers your talking about on ebay ?

i think so mate, it has NISMO on it... you get two.... for around $100 or so, it's not bad value.

up to you though, but to me these seat covers look wicked soyeah.

Sky

I have a pair of "S" seatcovers (the cheapies from Autobarn) - they're black, have "S" embroided in the middle and look good.

I have been asked a couple of times if the "S" means skyline.

There are a few different types (patterns etc).

I currently have some white throwovers on at the moment as I go through my fully sick faze.

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