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Bride Ergo II Black with logo graph down the midle $1000 pick up (melbourne).

brand new. never used .

I am going Full bucket seats now. LOW MAX. So i want to get rid of these recliners as soon as possible.. GTR rails come with it brand new that i got from autobarn. they are the low rails

1000each with rails. 1950 for the pair

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thanks

1800 deliverd for both

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OK JUN_R33 thanks for that !! im kinda pissed off now , you said you made payment and the money bounced back..

now you say you cant buy them because you have a family issue, oh well they are back up for sale and need to go

$1800$ deliverd australia WIDE

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