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Vtg Nos E-z Auto Safety Seat Belts Navy Blue Muscle Car Hot Rod Bbc Sbc Scta on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
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Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States

Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
Vtg NOS E-Z Auto Safety Seat Belts Navy Blue Muscle Car Hot Rod BBC SBC SCTA, US $75.00, image 1
“Super Nice NOS Chrome Buckle Lap Belts Camaro Impala Chevy Ford Flathead Hot Rod 60's Muscle Car Tri Power”
Brand:Ez Surface Finish:Nice Manufacturer Part Number:C1273 Navy Blue Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Front Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

For auction at no reserve are these mint new old stock navy blue E-Z auto seat belts with all the original mounting hardware. Chrome flip buckles, nice navy webbed belts with shelf worn boxes.

 
 
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 Unless noted otherwise, our items are pre-owned and will have visual and physical cues typical of an item that has been handled and used. We do not sell "on approval". All items in the above listing are thoroughly described and contain pertinent information regarding research on make, model, and condition of item. Therefore we do not sell subject to confirmation and all sales are final. In the event that an item was described improperly contact us within 3 days of receiving your package and we will review returns on a case by case scenario. Under no circumstances will shipping charges be reimbursed, so please bid accordingly.

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