Amsafe Seat Belt Extender on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, US
A USED SEAT BELT EXTENDER MADE BY AMSAFE
ALL QUESTIONS WILL BE ANSWERED
WE SHIP WHEN PAYPAL RECEIVES FUNDS
NO RESERVE
YOU ARE BUYING THIS ITEM IN AN AS IS CONDITION
NO RETURNS ACCEPTED
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