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R33 Rails Off Recaro Seats [sa]

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Got a pair of rails front driver and passenger for sale to suit R33.

2 Recaro seats where bought out of an R33 and put into another car. These Rails where unscrewed off RECARO seats but im sure you could make it fit other branded seats etc.

These rails slide forward and backwards etc. Just attach your aftermarket seat and bolt in!

$400 for both.

Postage extra.

Pics coming soon.

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Hey scooby, your right they are the same.

Dont have a camera at the moment, but they are black and all is needed is the bolts that bolt them into your car in which you use the ones that are in the car already.

Cheers.

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Pictures attached.

There are 4 holes on each side to bolt in your seat.

These rails are GENUINE Recaro rails.

Price is now $220 inc postage, after sending greeny's realised postage was expensive.

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