Chrome Vintage Retractable Ext Style Black Seat Belts Musclecar Hotrod Resto Kit on 2040-parts.com
US $129.95
Location:
Fresno, California, United States
Condition:New
CHROME VINTAGE RETRACTABLE LAP STYLE BLACK SEAT BELTS MUSCLECAR HOTROD RESTO KIT
This listing is for a brand new chrome vintage long stem retractable 2 point lap style black seat belt set. Included are: Two female buckles, two male retractable inserts and complete mounting hardware. These are two-point retractable belts. They will fit many different applications. Please check your specific application in the compatibility list above. This auction is for a pair which will work for two people. Great looking seat belts for your build!
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