67 Nova Ss Driver Bucket Seat ? on 2040-parts.com
Plattsburgh, New York, US
Drivers bucket seat removed from a 68 Chevelle , but have been told is a 67 Nova SS seat. selling as pictured, ask all questions before bidding, buyer to pay actual shipping to there zip code, >the figure in the shipping is just an estimate. no return, happy ebaying.
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