C3 Corvette Seat on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, Colorado, US
The next one is the far left seat in the picture it needs to be recovered $250
I also have parts and a complete set for sale
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Seats for Sale
4runner power seat track 1997 driver (US $100.00)
4runner oem front head rest for leather seats tan oak(US $15.00)
4runner oem front head rest for leather seats tan oak(US $15.00)
4runner power seat track 1997 passenger side(US $100.00)
2x universal sp style pvc leather black & red stitch racing seats+sliders l+r 25(US $138.00)
Universal t-r blk pvc leather red stitch racing bucket seats w/sliders pair jdm(US $234.99)
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