UncleRico

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Selling a pair of front seats from our 2014 Lexus IS250 show car. The car had less than 500 miles when we swapped these out with custom wrapped Sparco seats. These seats are in MINT condition. They also come with the factory cooling and heating effects.

I recently just mounted a black pair of these in my 1st Gen GS300 and put a pair in my friends SC300. It needed some fabrication but they fit in so nice and feel great. We even got all the power adjusting functions to work. They fit into the SC way easier than the GS but still wasn't that bad.
We almost got the heating and cooling functions to work but it was more complicated.

Below are pictures of the tan seats that are for sale and the black seats installed into my GS.

Asking $1000 OBO

My shop is located in Santa Fe Springs Ca. If your local feel free to contact me to schedule a meeting so you can look things over.

Call Ben 714-623-2524

SOLID300

iTrader: (7)

What do these seats weigh?

SDGSPW

It looks like the tan color is lighter than the GS and SC. Is that right?

Props on the stock conversion, though. Those black seats would look good in my GS with black interior.

scENFORCER

Damn, now this is something new. Better than those crappy Honda seats or whatever ppl put in SC's..

Supra Dr

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Need a vouch due to dollar amount.

lexforlife

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ok , ill bite.. whats required to mount in a sc . you alittle modification , please explain

mikellucci

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Vouch for Ben. I spent thousands on items from him and always a great transaction! Great seller!!

UncleRico

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I have not compared side by side but I imagine its not a dead match in color. Might be a little lighter. Thanks for the props.

UncleRico

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The front alignment posts had to be cut off and the front bolts right in(might have to drill the hole slightly bigger). For the rear mounting points I just made some relief cuts then bent to the right angle of the floor and then re welded. The rear holes on the seat didn't line up anywhere near the factory holes in the floor. So I had to drill new holes in the floor to bolt the rear down. Then we had to use the factory seatbelt buckle from the original seat and bolt it to the new seat.

UncleRico

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Thanks Mike!! Appreciate the vouch. You ready to buy my ISF engine yet? haha