Seat Belt Extender For Nissan Front Seats Part # N0019 on 2040-parts.com
Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States
Brand:Seat Belt Extender Pros
Category:Seatbelt extenders
Manufacturer Part Number:US-NS
Benefit:Better access to seat belt buckle
Interchange Part Number:7" Classic Extender - Nissan Front Seats
Result:Longer seatbelt
Placement on Vehicle:Front
Seats in car:Front
Added length:7 inches
Color:black
Often used with:plus-sized people or pregnant
Year:2012
Purpose:Extend seat belt
Vehicle Manufacturer:Nissan
Ideal for those who:cannot buckle up
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