1964 Ford Falcon Original Blue Retractable Seat Belt Set, Rare on 2040-parts.com
New Bloomfield, Pennsylvania, United States
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1964 Ford Falcon Retractable Blue Seat Belt Set. This set does both front seats. These belts are in great original condition, and all are dated 7-1963. Both retractors work great and have FOMOCO stamped on them. One latch has a spot of rust on it, the rest have normal wear. Free shipping to lower 48. Thank you
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