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hey guys ive got a genuine r34 gtr drivers seat in excellent condition (almost as new), comes with rails to suit R32/R33. sits at the standard height.

i need to do a swap with a good condition (no rips/tears/stains, firm padding) r32 gtr seat & rail + cash adjustment

sorry sydney people only :D

cheers :huh:

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I swapped out the seats in my R32 GTR for R33 GTR seats . The are EXACTLY the same as the R32 GTR seats , only the material is better. I am in Sydney and would be interested in a swap for the drivers seat + cash.

Andrew

0401 291 436

bumpin it up again

omg i want this seat.

i have an r32 gtr drivers seat but it has a slight tear in it.

will send u pics tonight and ill pay postage if it is reasonable. let me know ur price ill send pic tonight or very early tomorrow morning

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hey guys, sorry for the absence, yes its still for swap + cash my way. price is $550 + 32/33 GTR seat. Will go $500 flat for a 33 gtr seat. must be in great condition as mine is pretty much as new.

price has gone up cause i was desperate at the time for cash but i have since become financially stable again lol. so im not gna lose out on this rare seat if i dont have too :glare:

i've sent PM's to those interested.

cheers!

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