Pair Of Lund Grey/silver Standard Seat Part # 1995362 on 2040-parts.com
Sandy, Utah, United States
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These seats were very lightly used and always stored inside a garage when not used. They were in my 2012 Lund 1850 Pro V. These look and feel like new. They do not come with pedestals. They are original Lund equipment with Chrome Lund logos on the back and inside. Very comfortable. This price is for the pair.
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