1967-1972 Ford Truck F100 F250 F350 Seat Back Pivot Bolts And Washers 1973-1979 on 2040-parts.com
Sherman Oaks, California, United States
You are viewing bench seat pivot bolts that came from a generation 1967 - 1972 Ford truck. I believe that the bolts will work on 1973-1979 Ford trucks as well. Get that upholstery dialed in.
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