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Hey Guys,

well as the title suggest I have some R32 GTR seats for sale.

Mainly fronts, and am chasing 800 for the pair, rails included.

However if anyone wants the rears as well let me know as I do have these available but figure they are chased less.

Trying to get rid of them as I have put a cage in the 32 and no rear seats will fit, and am wanting to put fixed backs in the front to suit the 5 point harness.

So:

Item: R32 GTR front driver and passenger seats including rails, (rear available too)

Condition: Good (will post pics tomorrow, too dark to get any now)

Price: $800

Location: Brisbane.

Contact: Nick on 0421 933 614, or email me at [email protected]

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Some pictures.

sorry about the crap quality, was taken with the iPhone. If you want more let me know and I can borrow a better camera.

If you are keen, make me an offer and I will see.

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