Rear Seat Belt, 2 Point, Porsche, 356, 911, 912 on 2040-parts.com
Pasadena, California, United States
Replacement 2-point black rear seat belt for 356, 911 and 912 models with hardware included. These belts are for the smaller rear seats. The adjustable strap measures 25" and the buckle strap measures 10".Please call us at 1-888-986-4466 or 1-626-844-4616 (outside US) for details.
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