Monte Carlo Ss Rear Seat Upholstery Medium Blue on 2040-parts.com
Taylor, Michigan, United States
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Used rear seat upholstery from an '84 SS in medium blue. Driver quality. Has some fading and could use cleaning, but not ripped or trashed. A little frayed as seen in last pic but not seen when seat and package tray are in place. Thanks for looking. Please ask any questions before bidding. Selling AS IS, No Returns.
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