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New Blue Rear Seat Upholstery 71-72 Olds 442 Cutlass on 2040-parts.com

US $140.00
Location:

Redmond, Oregon, US

Redmond, Oregon, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Placement on Vehicle:Rear Warranty:No Part Brand:PUI

NEW PUI REAR SEAT UPHOLSTERY

71-72 OLDS 442 AND CUTLASS HARDTOP

BLUE

HERE WE HAVE A NEW NEVER BEEN INSTALLED PUI REAR SEAT UPHOLSTERY FOR THE REAR SEAT BACK AND BOTTOM. THIS IS IN AS NEW CONDITION IT IS JUST OUT OF THE PACKAGE. I DON'T NEED IT SO, YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO SAVE BIG FOR ME NOT NEEDING IT. THIS SELLS THREW RETAILERS FOR $225. SO, YOU CAN HAVE A CHANCE TO BUY THIS AT A GREAT DISCOUNT.

 

SHIPPING FREE TO THE CONTINENTAL USA ONLY. NO APO, FPO OR OVERSEAS SHIPPING.

 

PAYMENT IS DUE WITHIN 5 DAYS OF AUCTIONS END. THAT IS 5 DAYS NOT 5 BUSINESS DAYS. I WILL SHIP WITHIN 4 BUSINESS DAYS OF CLEARED PAYMENT. PAYMENT BY PAYPAL.

 

THIS IS SOLD AS IS AT THIS GREAT DISCOUNT PRICE. EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING.

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