Original 67 - 70 Shelby Ford Mustang Seat Belt 1 Rear Seatbelt Ivy Green on 2040-parts.com
Fresno, California, United States
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YOU ARE LOOKING AT A GOOD USED ORIGINAL 67 - 70 SHELBY FORD MUSTANG REAR SEAT BELT REAR SEATBELT IN IVY GOLD OR GREEN -- GOOD USED CONDITION -- DATE CODED 28 70 -- CHROME IS IN REALLY GOOD CONDITION WITH NO PITTING AND ALL THE WEBBING IS IN GOOD CONDITION -- IT NEEDS A GOOD CLEANING -- NICE ORIGINAL RESTORE-ABLE PAIR FOR ANY CONCOURSE RESTORATION -- insurance is NOT automatically included in the price of shipping, please specify if you would like to have your item insured and we will be happy to calculate insurance for you -- Description is accurate as possible. — Shipping available world wide for a fee — Questions 559-268-7669 — if you would like to insure your item please specify as such otherwise all shipped items will NOT be insured and will be shipped via USPS priority -- All items sold as is where is -- shipping is not included in the price of the item — Absolutely no refunds for any reason at all — please do not bid on an item unless you are serious about it — we can not ship to a P.O. box —A physical address is required — Part is for sale at our retail location and subject to prior sale -- International Buyers – Please Note:
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