1969 Camaro Seatbelts on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, United States
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1969 Camaro Seatbelts This is a full set of Original GM 721-Medium Green standard interior seat belts. Removed from an original 79,000 Mile 1969 Camaro from Southern California. All are in very good shape and with a light cleaning could be show quality condition. Includes shoulder belt clip & screws as well as matching coat hooks. Set includes everything shown in pictures. If you are restoring an original 721 trim 69 Z28 Camaro or just want a clean original replacement set you won't find a better or more complete set. |
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