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Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Prisoners Transport Seat on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Bellevue , Washington, United States

Bellevue , Washington, United States
Crown Victoria police interceptor Prisoners transport seat, US $150.00, image 1

Came out of a 2010 CVPI. Hard plastic back seat. Has the hardware and mounting for center buckles. 150 o.b.o.

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