1970/71 Torino/ranchero Gt, Cobra Shoulder Harness on 2040-parts.com
Wausau, Wisconsin, US
1970 Torino GT shoulder harness, in good shape, one of the stowage straps is ripped, easily repaired.
Seats for Sale
1970/71 torino/ranchero gt, cobra shoulder harness(US $15.00)
Bomber style seats by rotten leonard's jalopy shop hot rat rod bucket riveted(US $325.00)
Rat rod bench seat custom made to order seats for hot /street rod (US $599.00)
64 65 1964 1965 chevelle gto gs 442 nova hot rod rat rod custom bucket seats(US $300.00)
1928-31 ford front bucket seat brackets(US $7.50)
1969-1970 mustang coupe rear package tray colors available 69 70(US $28.95)
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