Saftey Race Seat Bellts Harness on 2040-parts.com
Fairfield, New Jersey, United States
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UP FOR SALE BAND NEW SET OF RACE SEAT BELTS SET 5 POINT BLACK.. BOUGHT THIS SET NEW LAST WEEK FOR MY SON AND HE WENT AN BOUGHT ANOTHER SET SO WHAT I DIDN'T KNOW IS THAT YOU CAN NOT RETURN SEAT BELTS. SO HERE THEY ARE BRAND NEW IN THE BOX NEVER LEFT THE BOX PAID $80.00 LOOKING TO GET SOOM OF MY MONEY BACK 1/2 THANKS FOR LOOKING DATE ON BELTS IS 09/2016 |
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