New Fomoco Original Ford Seat Belt Buckle Antique Vintage Rare Car No 2513169 on 2040-parts.com
Semmes, Alabama, United States
This is never used in the box seat belt made by Ford Motor Company, FoMoCo. Pat Number 2513169 listed on the buckle. See pictures for details or message me with questions. Shipping to main 48 U.S. states only. Thanks for watching!
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