1937 Ford Coupe Seat on 2040-parts.com
Beloit, Wisconsin, United States
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this is a seat from a 1937 ford coupe, this seat is in great shape for being over 78 years old, it does need reworked and recoverd, but all in all a very nice seat, this item is being sold local pick up only, buyer is responsible for all arrangements and fees for shipping. |
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