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72 73 74 Chevrolet / Pontiac Gm / Ford Exploding Seat Belt Buckle Housing on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
Location:

Ramona, California, United States

Ramona, California, United States
Used buckle housing in very good condition
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front Part Brand:GM / FORD

 1972 - 1974  GM  CHEVROLET  /  PONTIAC / FORD  MERCURY   

ORIGINAL STANDARD BLACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE HOUSING  

This listing is for a seat belt buckle housing like the one pictured. These are used but are in very good condition with no rust of corrosion.  Both Ford and Gm used what most people refer to as the exploding seat belts in several models between 72 and 74. The plastic surround along the release buttons and springs are now being sold as kit. The metal buckle housings are not. These are in original condition and have not been painted or dyed. These are hard to find in this condition.  Thanks for looking. 

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