Two Sets Of Vintage 1963-1966 Irvin Irving Air Chute Corvette Ic-5000 Seat Belts on 2040-parts.com
Trabuco Canyon, California, US
1963-1966 Irvin or Irving Air Chute Corvette seat belts. There are two sets of seat belts: one is missing the Irvin emblem.
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