2011-13 Ford F-150 -carhartt Seat Covers- Brown, 60-40 Supercrew Rear W/ Armrest on 2040-parts.com
Lenoir, North Carolina, US
Protection with durability and style! Carhartt Seat Covers by Covercraft. Fits 2011 thru 2013 F-150 60-40 Super crew Rear Seat with Armrest. Front Seats available also. Custom patterned for a perfect fit--Easy to install and Remove--Protects from sun, dirt and abuse--Great for kids and pets--Heavy duty polycotton in Carhartt's trademark brown color --Can be washed and dried at home. Call Brad @ 828-754-1524 for details. Shipping costs are estimated and may vary due to location and other factors.
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