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I ordered them from lordco. I wont deal with them ever again though, they treated me horrible. The guys behind the counter were all snickering when I said it was for a festiva. They took 3 months to get there. 
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Sweet...i got some connections to them through my work.....how much?
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Nice seat !!! I hope to have some like this someday.
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Ok. Took some better sunlight shots of the brackets here they are:
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And a side view.
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Nice fabrication!
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ps about a grand after taxes.Mon arme a moi, c'est un stylo.Comment
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holy crap!!! You're kdding, right? About a G-spot just for two seats??Jim DeAngelis
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They have some very specific requirements, it comes with sliders, for one, and it folds forwards. Something very few "racing" seats do. I wanted to retain a modicum of access to the rear seats. If you factor in the taxes, shipping from the US to Canada, the materials involved in making the seat brackets, then yeah... About a cool thousand dollars Canadian.
Incidently, they listed festy seat brackets. I never got them. Took 3 months and several angry phone calls to Lordco just to get them. They listed the brackets at about $200. I gave my cousin 220 for his insane fabbing skills.
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