Oem Original 1972 1973 Barracuda Cuda Challenger Front/ Rear Seat Covers Black on 2040-parts.com
Rockland, United States
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Up for auction is a complete set of original challenger seat covers in awesome condition for their age..These have been in storage for many years and look just fantastic.. I tried to picture what flaws that very visible to me and I believe all could be repaired...Also a headliner is included in the auction also... Please ask any questions and all sales are final..
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