Gm Oem 3rd Third Row Seats Gray Leather Escalade Yukon Tahoe Suburban on 2040-parts.com
Bluffton, South Carolina, US
These are seats taken from a friends 2008 Yukon when he purchased the car new and stored in plastic in storage. It looks to fit many different makes and models. Please make sure these will fit.
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