Oldsmobile : Toronado Trofeo Coupe 2-door Front Seats on 2040-parts.com
Fort Stewart, Georgia, US
For sale is the leather seat covers from a set of 1989 Toronado Trofeo front seats. The leather is in good shape, normal wear, no tears. If you need anything else from the seats such as the bladders and foam let me know.
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