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Prp Suspension Seats Stock Seats

Prp Suspension Seats Stock Seats
Installing PRP Seats - Back in the Saddle
Although these seats don't look that worn out in the photo (thanks to seatcovers), 20-plus years have taken their toll on the padding and sliders. Notice the mismatched low-end SR5 seats mated to the high-end tilt SR5 headrests that the original owner had swapped in - and love our black duct-taped console lid! View Related Article
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