Rear Seat Belt Receiver, 2013 Vw Gti. 1k0.857.739, Excellent Condition! on 2040-parts.com
Hopatcong, New Jersey, US
This rear seat belt receiver came out of a 2013 VW GTI with only 1,500 miles. Please check part number before buying. Message me with any questions.
Part #1K0.857.739
Retails for $34.99
Ships out at from a smoke free home (came out of a smoke free car). Check out my other items for sale, I have other parts listed and not listed from this vehicle. Message me if there is a specific part you are searching for from a VW GTI.
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