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Hey Guys,

I have my Bride Brix II seat in red with rail to suite S13/180 but can easily fit 32's and whatever as its in my cefiro now with just 3 bolts in as the 4th doesn't line up but can be modified.

Located on the Gold Coast, Queensland.

Please PM me or post here.

Looks like this:

brider.jpg

Its 2nd hand but no rips or tears.

When i used to import these, i used to sell them for $650 without rail when the yen was @ 108, now its at 70. And this has a rail!

$550

Thanks

Tom

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The rail fits R32 (3 bolts lineup, one doesn't but can be modified too)

Honestly, im not sure about R34. If they have a similiar floor plan to 32's i can't see why not?

I have no idea though, and do not want to sell you a seat that will not fit your car.

Thanks

Tom

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PHOTO:

It is a bit dirty, but the padding and all of it are in great condition. Will give it a clean before i sell it.

brider.jpg

Keeping in mind i took this photo with my povo camera phone so the pics do it no justice.

Thanks Tom

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