03-04 Saturn Ion Coupe Front Seat Covers on 2040-parts.com
Reno, Nevada, US
Fits 2003 - 2004 Saturn Ion Coupe front seats. These are custom made seat covers for this specific vehicle. They include head rest covers and back pockets. They are made of regular automotive velour upholstery material with a foam backing. This is a very durable material that is a medium grey. These covers retail for $259.95 in our store. Buy Now for Only $129.95
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