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Imported my 33 few months ago but drivers side mat has hole where u rest ur foot while off the clutch.

They are HQ mats "squiggly patterned" black and white. They have a metal badge with brand "Being Active" then "Prince Tokyo" beneath that. Also has the hole at the back for the holding thingie so it doesnt creep forward.

Can anyone help me with locating a replacement in Aus? Guess importing from JPY would cost a lot plus I'd have to get whole set dammit. Shame cos rest of mats are fine.

Spoke to local car upholsterer they said would have to take fibreglass caste to give me a moulded replacement = $$$. :(

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umm does anyone know where i can get the original skyline/nissan passenger side carpet? all my other carpets in my r33 are the original but den for some ***ked up reason..the passenger side is a differ colour and a lot smaller one grrrr

so im jus wonderin where i can jus get one passenger side carpet~?!?

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I think I saw some Nismo mats designed for the R32/R33 on Nengun... (If you want to pay for the Nismo logo...)

Wouldn't mind knowing where to get the OEM accessories though - I want the side window air deflectors.....

i have fitted r33 mats that i got when i bought my skline last week, has the clip for holding themn in place, all fitter front and rear and rear centre also with SKYLINE written on a metal badge in the middle, happy to sell, PM me

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