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Hey Everyone

I have a pair of Drift Blade Seats, Brand New never been used still in plastic and I need them gone. These seats are R34 GTR Look a like's. Really nice looking seat. The Drivers side has only been removed from the Plastic Bag to be bolted to the rail when I first bought them to make sure they fitted and thats it.

They will bolt on to Autotechnica and Bride MO style rails. They would probably bolt onto to many other style of rails just gotta make sure the holes are correct distance apart. Distance is 270mm (front to back) x 345mm (side to side)

These seats are going for $379 each at Autobarn, they are a real nice seat.

I am chasing $390 for the pair

This is a fantastic price for these seats. They are a great looking unit.

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Thanks everyone for all the interest in the seats, but the guy came good on friday morning and paid in full.....cheers they are

SOLD SOLD SOLD :)



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