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Need to make room in my garage -

1 pair of early Recaros for sale, v/good condition, come with rails (suit JZA70 Supra) $400ono

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1 pair stock R33 GTS seats - $150ono

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1 anodised blue GFB 'Basic' BOV and alloy R33 GTS adapter - *SOLD*

6 x RB25DET injectors and stock fuel rail - *SOLD*

Not sure what freight would cost to QLD, I can look into it, unless you want to from your end?

I've attached pics of the stock GTS seats above.

I want the old Recaros but I have no idea how much it would cost to ship to Sydney.

How much do rails cost for a pair?

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That lawnmower runs 10's Dean.. on nitrous and ELF fuel. It'll cut through steel star pickets too! NOT FOR SALE - sorry :D

cul202,

I'll find out how much freight costs when sending large items from Adelaide to wherever.

To get both Recaro fitted and good to go (they have rails but don't suit an R33/32) into an R33/32 I have been quoted ~$250 to $350.

Bride rails will also suit these seats, but Bride rails cost heaps! I paid ~$250 for one.

Ok, I contacted Aust Post and for two seats it will cost the following:

Adelaide to Sydney - ~$19ea (~$40 pair)

Adelaide to Canberra - ~$24ea (~$50 pair)

Adelaide to Brisbane - ~$30ea (~$60 pair)

Adelaide to Melbourne - ~$18ea (~$36 pair)

Much cheaper than I thought! :D

EDIT: Too cheap in fact - AUST POST WERE WRONG. PRICES ABOVE ARE "NOT" CORRECT. WILL FIND OUT CORRECT FREIGHT COSTS SHORTLY.

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