1968 Vintage Black Seatbelt By Superior Industries Model 980 Sae J4c Ford Gm Che on 2040-parts.com
Palm Desert, California, United States
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1968 Seatbelt. I have no clue what type of vehicle this is for but it's a heavy duty sporty looking seat belt. Might even be a jeep seatbelt. See pictures for more detail. The chrome is scratched but looks good for a driver. *** Please note I have several items I will be listing over time. It will take me a while to get to all of them. If you are interested in Cadillac, Mopar, Ford or Chevy I may have what you need. Please follow me for future listings.
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