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sydking

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Im keen on getting my interior done, Nothing fancy.

Front seats will be Recaro/bride buckets.

Std Rears

Im sure the bucket seats can be re trimmed though im not to sure on what matertial do go for, Ive heard of a suade like fabric that is very very durable for this type of application

Im Looking to get all Black with Red stitching.

Also if anyone in NSW has gotten this done PM me with some good upholsters. cheers

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Spunky Munky Grand Master

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There is this place in Sydney that is famous for doing custom interiors. Got my front GTR seats re-trimmed by them for a really cheap price and it looked really nice too.

Try Googling them or hopefully someone else on here from SYD can help you. Shop around mate.

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There is this place in Sydney that is famous for doing custom interiors. Got my front GTR seats re-trimmed by them for a really cheap price and it looked really nice too.

Try Googling them or hopefully someone else on here from SYD can help you. Shop around mate.

Do you remember what the place is called?

jhjones Rising Star

jhjones

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would be intrested on somehting for the handbrake and gearstick boots aswell, i havent seen many aftermarket or good contion stock avalible

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/230565457261?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

These are good, but you need to swap over the original handbrake brace otherwise you won't be happy with them.

luke gtr Grand Master

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^^^ lol.

In regards to the gearsrick and handbrake boots. A simple eBay search will reveal 6 pages of different styles of black, white, red, blue boots for skylines. I got mine replaced with black and white stitching.

i keep looking, but cant find black suede with red stitching.

so, will be looking at getting them made soon.

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