1996 Chevy/gmc Truck Headrest Color Tan Should Fit 1995-1998 on 2040-parts.com
San Carlos, California, US
1996 chevy/gmc truck headrest.Should fit 1995-1998. Good used condition and would make a great replacement headrest.Tan in color with no rips or tears,Comes with 4 covers for the bottom where it slides in.Please look at all pictures and feel free to ask any questions,Thanks
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