New One Piece Car Seat Belt Shoulder Pads 2pcs Car Accessories Nami & Sanji on 2040-parts.com
Taipei, Taiwan
New ONE PIECE Car Seat Belt Shoulder Pads 2pcs Car Accessories Nami & Sanji Feature •Use a soft 100% cotton denim, within a comfortable foam, can relieve oppression after the seat belt and increase comfort. •Also applies to grip and strap! Item Detail Size: 220mm x 70mm x 30mm/1pc Material: Fabric, 100% cotton denim Easy to install on your seat belts! A set of 2pcs. Item No. SC-15001-1 MADE IN TAIWAN Shipping fee and arrival time
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