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Item: GTR Interior Series 3

Age: around 9yrs guessing

Condition:Excellent

Price:$1600

To Fit: (What car)R33 GTR or GTST

Location:Sydney/Wollongong

Contact:PM me

Comments:I bought these from just jap approx 15months ago and have had them in my GTST straight bolt in fit look great and comfy, front seats give extra space for taller people. Can put pics if needed

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Item: GTR Interior Series 3

Age: around 9yrs guessing

Condition:Excellent

Price:$1600

To Fit: (What car)R33 GTR or GTST

Location:Sydney/Wollongong

Contact:PM me

Comments:I bought these from just jap approx 15months ago and have had them in my GTST straight bolt in fit look great and comfy, front seats give extra space for taller people. Can put pics if needed

Hey mate do you still have this interior?

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Item: GTR Interior Series 3

Age: around 9yrs guessing

Condition:Excellent

Price:$1400 ONO

To Fit: (What car)R33 GTR or GTST

Location:Sydney/Wollongong

Contact:PM me

Comments:I bought these from just jap approx 15months ago and have had them in my GTST straight bolt in fit look great and comfy, front seats give extra space for taller people. Can put pics if needed

its the front and rear seats, the front door trims and rear side trims

there should be pics that i posted earlier in there

can i get some pics of the front door trims, and the rear of front seats and bottom part

cheers

can i get some pics of the front door trims, and the rear of front seats and bottom part

cheers

i can post pics of the rear of the front seats, cant post the door trims as yet as they are still in the car which is at smash repair getting hail damage repaired.

i can post pics of the rear of the front seats, cant post the door trims as yet as they are still in the car which is at smash repair getting hail damage repaired.

that should be ok. mainly after the seats anyway

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