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1967 68? Ford Mopar Gm Chevy Bucket Seats on 2040-parts.com

US $249.95
Location:

Minocqua, Wisconsin, US

Minocqua, Wisconsin, US
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this is a pair of bucket seats not sure what there out of i think they are about 67-68 vintage the drivers side is power not sure if it works i think they are GM  but may be not there are large heavy items prefer not to ship prefer buyer to pickup i do travel WI and the surrounding states and travel WI to LA CA ans some times WI  to FL  ASK ABOUT POSSIBLE DELIVERY BE FOR BUYING  sold as is as shown

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