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how much for the front seats?

Front seats provisionally gone pending payment, sorry. Pricing for the other items is as follows:

Rear seats: $300

Door cards: $350 (pair)

Carpet: $100

Roof lining: $100

All other plastic trim (includes everything, all pillars, parcel shelf, etc): $300

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The front seats might be back up if I dont hear from the fella who said he would take them.

  • 3 weeks later...

Can you pm me some pics. Might up my offer depending on the condition. Any cuts bumps or imperfections. Please describe. Thanks

Get pics to you tonight.

Michael, Tried to PM you but your box is full.

"Hi Mate,

Did the sale for the front seats go through? Also by any chance do you still have the gear knob? if so how much?

Regards

Scotty"

Michael, Tried to PM you but your box is full.

"Hi Mate,

Did the sale for the front seats go through? Also by any chance do you still have the gear knob? if so how much?

Regards

Scotty"

My PM is screwed, best text or call me.

The seats are provisionally sold, I need to check if payment went through to confirm. I have the gearknob, not sure what it is worth. I can get back to you.

Front seats are officially sold!!!!!! Thanks Theo.

Still have the following, price drop on the door cards and rear seats.

Rear seats: $250

Door cards: $300 (pair)

Carpet: $100

Roof lining: $100

All other plastic trim (includes everything, all pillars, parcel shelf, etc): $300

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  • 4 weeks later...

All the following still available, make a close offer and you might get it!!!!!

Rear seats: $250

Door cards: $300 (pair)

Carpet: $100

Roof lining: $100

All other plastic trim (includes everything, all pillars, parcel shelf, etc): $300

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