Nos Vintage Volvo Pv 444 Pv 544 Seat Belt- Factory Option on 2040-parts.com
Potomac, Maryland, United States
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New dealer Left (driver's side) option. Rare but typical of Volvo safety standards. These original belts were provided with a small hardware packet which is not available.
Volvo part number 279279. Similar to air plane seat belts of the 1950's. Includes original instruction brochure. Winner, please tell me the year of your car and if you need the belt for the PV444 or the PV544. |
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