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I have a four door r32 with the crap carpet style interior, i've got front race seats, door trims in black microsuede but the back seat is a shocker. Is an R32 GTR rear seat any bucketier, I know its better clad with the darker material or how about an R33 GTR rear seat do they fit into R32's? I'm assuming coup rear seats are no different from the 4 door rear seats apart from the arm rest. Any light'd be appreciated. Cheers

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we just installed r32 gtr rear seats into a cefiro...i assume they'd fit the 4dr also much more bucketier...lol....however no middle seatbelt gap..there will probably be a small gap coz the coupe gets a bit narrower through the back...

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