1972 Chevy Nova Seat Back Covers on 2040-parts.com
Bay City, Michigan, United States
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These are PUI seat back cover's for a 1972 Chevy Nova,this auction is for the 2 upper covers for a bench seat,the ones that fold down,not the seat bottom.New condition.These are for a 1972 only to be correct,but will fit other years.No International shipping,Lower 48 States Only.Thank's for looking.
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