1968 1969 Dodge Plymouth B-body Mopar Retracting Seat Belt #2945196 on 2040-parts.com
Chula Vista, California, United States
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Hi for sale, A used original 1968 1969 Dodge, Plymouth, B-Body Charger and Roadrunner Retracting Seat Belt. It extends out about 12" It's Olive Green colored and it needs cleaning. So it's not new or NOS. The belt expands and retracts just fine. Thanks for looking. |
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