1964-1965 Mustang Front Seat Covers on 2040-parts.com
North Olmsted, Ohio, United States
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One pair brand new TMI 1964-65 Mustang black seat covers in original box with seat back boards. Purchased for my own car. Then the wife wanted head rests, complained about sliding in the seat when I would gas it in a curve. Then she wanted a shoulder harness. I already had the seat covers too long to return them. Ended up with Pro Car Rally seats and a roll bar to mount the new seat belts to. Now I tell her to SIT DOWN,SHUT UP AND HANG ON. My loss is your gain $160.00 seat covers for $60.00 starting bid, no reserve with 100 hog rings and 16 new clips for the back boards. I DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE USA. Thanks for looking.
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