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Item 1.

2013 made Bride Zeta III (GENUINE)

Literally used for 500km and 15 laps on a short track.

Also includes Bride seat rail to suit R32/R33/R34

$1,500.00

Item 2.

Williams 4 Point Harnesses

$300

Item 3.

Sparco steering wheel & Boss Kit

Literally used for 500km and 15 laps on a short track.

$500

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Up to the top!

Please genuine interest PLEASE!

Having a lot of people mis-reading the ad FOR SALE 1 Genuine Bride Zeta III seat for sale! 1x 4 point harness set and one steering wheel and boss Kit!

And I do not care if you can buy a fake one for $650.00 that will break in an accident! Up to you if that's what you prefer!

Also low ballers....save your time! I'm not going to sell items for the cost of postage only! Cheers

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