Vintage Camaro Trans Am Corvette Chevelle Gm Seatbelt Shoulder Adjustment Clip on 2040-parts.com
Satellite City, CA
VERY RARE Vintage GM Shoulder Seat Belt Adjustment Comfort Clip. Factory correct from the early 1970's to 1981. Camaro, Trans Am, Chevelle, Corvette, Nova, etc..... These clips are very hard to find as they most always have broken and been discarded. The plastic has a crack on the back but no missing pieces.
Air Mail to anywhere in the USA or Canada will be $4.99
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