Amc Rambler Wagon 3rd Seat Upolstrey Bottom on 2040-parts.com
Chinchilla, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a used American Motors station wagon third seat upolstey. It looks to be for the bottom cushion on the 3 seat station wagons from the 1960s Ramblers. The top piece that would cover the top of the cushion measures 38 inches long by 15 inches wide (note not including the side pieces). It needs to be cleaned up but isnt worn or ripped. The color is blue.
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