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as topic says. i got a pair of good condition r32 gtr seats. no rips, fades or tears. only two very small pin holes in the driver seat. swap for a pair of r34 gtt standard seats with cash adjustment my way. seats rail has been modified to fit an r34 gtt. looking for standard r34 gtt seats + $250. these are great upgrades from the r34 park bench seats, but wont stand out like crazy, blends in very well with the rest of the interior. only reason up for trades is cause i got brides now, and want stock seats in case i want to sell the car. seats will be ready for pick up in a couple of weeks. car is currently at work shop.

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**note. dont mind dates on pics. didn't change the date on camera when took the pics.

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right now im really just looking for a swap to have some replacement seats later on. but throw me an offer, for the right price i might let them go.

by the way, rails has been modified to suit r34 gtt, if you were to put them into your r32 gts-t it has to be modified back.

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