1967-1971 Black Rear Shoulder Seat Belts Chevy Camaro Firebird on 2040-parts.com
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1968 CHEVY CAMARO REAR SHOULDER BELTS. THIS WAS AN OPTION. SEAT BELTS STANDARD, SHOULDER WERE EXTRA CHARGE, AND WERE ONLY FOR LEFT REAR AND RIGHT REAR PASSENGER NONE FOR MIDDLE PASSENGER. NOTICE THE EXTRA SLIDE PIECE TO KEEP EXCESS BELT IN PLACE, COMES WITH MOUNTING BOLTS,AND COVERS.
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