Pair (2) Of Rl200 All Black Leatherette Seat By Koenig Seats,germany on 2040-parts.com
Tehachapi, California, US
Made in Germany
by Koenig
This model represents the Classic Line by Koenig
Reclining and quick release!
They come in rich soft black Leatherette
(I have also a set available in black/dk. blue)
They retail for $900.00 each seat !!!
Now on sale for 50% off!!
TWO FOR ONE!!!
Don't let this deal get away!!
ONLY $49.99 ea. Shipping to lower US!!!
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