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Hey Guys,

Was thinking that I wanna get some seat covers for my r33. The seats are starting to get dirty with people jumping in and out after work and sport etc.

Anyone know of any Nissan or Skyline covers? I'd even settle for something like the 'Snap-on' throw overs that mechanics use, except I don't know where to get them etc.

Anyone know anywhere decent to look and how much i'd up for? I've seen some ok Kmart jobs around, but yeah... :P

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I'd actually thought of some sort of back support or massager thingy for the drivers seat. My back seems to get a bit sore after a relatively short amount of time driving these days. I've tried adjusting the seat to all angles... My back was always fine in my R31. Don't think I'd go as far as the taxi job though :P

Thanks for the input guys. I'll be in Castle Hill tomorrow, so I'll pop into Unique and check out the covers there...

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I'm thinking I want some 'proper' seat covers now, but I don't to just put some Kmart jobs in.... :P

I was down at UAS last weekend and saw theirs and they were ordinary... Auto Joy in Castle Towers had some 'ASX' (??) ones that didnt look too bad, but they are pretty pricey for what they are. I really want som proper Nissan, Nismo or Skyline etc. etc. seat covers...

Would they exist do you reckon? Maybe I should see if i can buy them online or something from somewhere...?

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