1968-1969 Mopar Charger Upper Bucket Seat Back Panels on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, US
THESE ARE THE UPPER INSIDE BUCKET SEAT BACK PANELS. THESE ARE ORIGINAL PANELS AND ARE LOCATED AT THE VERY TOP OF THE BACK OF THE SEAT. THESE ARE NEEDED WHEN YOU ARE RECOVERING WITH NEW VINYL. THEY ARE LOCATED BETWEEN THE SEAT FRAME AND SEAT FOAM. THEY SUPPORT THE FOAM FROM CAVING INTO THE FRAME CAVITY.
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