1963 Toyota Landcruiser Fj40 O.e.m. Front Passenger Seat (hinges X2) on 2040-parts.com
Jennerstown, Pennsylvania, United States
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1963 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 O.E.M. Front Passenger seat (Hinges x2)
(Parting out this 63) Not frozen, Just needs T.L.C. Currently parting this 63 out, please contact me with your requests.I have an irregular internet connection and it may take me a little longer to reply to questions/requests/offers but I'll do my best. Also available: Tailgate Body "Latches" Dash items Engine bay items Complete drive-line Interior [Shipping] (World Wide available upon request) FedEx Ground or U.S.P.S. "I try to have everything sent out within (3) Days and if I can not, I will stay in contact with you" Lot's more fj40 parts available in our Etsy shop: Toyota4x4Parts "I WILL give discounts at my shop and accept offers as well" Thank You for your interest in my listing. NO Refunds! Nothing listed is NEW or like NEW and EVERYTHING will need either restored or used for parts. Any FALSE CLAIMS will be answered with a counter claim of fraud. You have been given notice and by ending this listing with a purchase are entered into a contract to secure the funds and accept the terms listed in the above "NO Refunds" lines. Sorry,But I have to post this to protect us from Buyer: Insurance,Banking and Ebay fraud even though most people are honest and pleasant to deal with and therefore thus also helps to protect you. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED |
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