Gaz Walker

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Thats going to go down a treat

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I'm sorry?

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OK, maybe. Later. When I'm drunk.

When though, before the pound dropped 40%? Only when you prove you can get a pair of the seats you posted for less than £1400 Have a look on Brides site: http://www.bride-jp.com/products_lm_rec.html 150000Y @ 140 Y/£ = £1070 for 1 seat not including the subframe, or delivery, or VAT or duty or anything else. Gaz.

Aye

Your joking right? They are horrible seats comfort wise, the are designed to keep Japanese people firmly located in said seat whilst drifting. If you can get 2 x Bride GIAS seats (like the ones you posted) with subframes for £1400 I'll eat my hat! The cost price in Japan now for 2 seats without frames is £2250, so nearly £3k by the time you get them here with subframes and taxes. Gaz.

I'm not exactly svelte (I'm watching, so don't take the mickey you buggers!), and they are very comfortable - we have them in the 350Z. They are my favourite aftermarket seats Gaz.

Well, the UK site doesn't have a price but the Americans had them listed for a $1700 ea - bargain The normal leather Misanos with frames etc for the Supra are around £1400 a pair.

Very nice. Just had a press release from them this morning saying they have a limited edition available to celebrate the 30th anniversary - its a stunning seat: http://www.cobraseatsusa.com/images.products/cobra/cob19045a.jpg

Good advice.

Dear god, how much?!

The blue one is too crazy for me, but the white one - oh yes, that would do Gaz.

NP I know exactly what you mean, its a pity there isn't a really subtle skirt for the Supra, the Stillen one is about the most subtle: http://www.stillen.com/product_images/1010012.jpg The TS ones are stunning too but maybe too deep: Gaz.

Very nice, really like the twin exits, Trial rear and Stillen front. I think I agree with Wayne though - it could do with some sideskirts as the the rear is quite agressive and needs something to "flow" down to the front, if you see what I mean Gaz.

That is very cool

Fully agree. TG was OK but they could have done so much more. I can't believe they couldn't have got more out of Renault for that budget. Fry meeting Ives though was sorely disappointing though, being that he rarely gives interviews and that he tops a list of the most important ex-pats in the USA. Gaz.

Final call for TG

I assume he means Aug 2007, not the one 3 months ago, although I could be wrong on this one

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