Pro High Back Racing Seat on 2040-parts.com
Ostrander, Ohio, United States
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Cleaning the garage and getting rid of everything. Not sure where this came from or what its out of but its taking up space. Seat cover is filthy and has a split as seen in pics. There is brackets on the bottom, but as I said not sure what kind of car they fit. Sorry wont ship due to the size would cost to much for shipping. Thanks for looking and be sure to check my other items.
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