3- Plymouth Voyager Rear Headrests on 2040-parts.com
Coxsackie, New York, US
Up for bid is a lot of 3 Rear Headrests. They were from a Grand Voyager I had. They were taken out and have been laying around in my shop for 2 years. They are in like new condition - no stains or marks on them. Buyer to pay $10.00 for shipping.
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