1973-79 Nova, Omega,appolo, Skylark Rear Seat Belts Black Set Of 3 on 2040-parts.com
Arvada, Colorado, US
Offered is a nice set of rear seat belts from a 76 NOVA. Great condition, this style buckle was in most 76 Novas and were mfg.by Allied Chemical model # 3642 dated 34 M 75.. No cracks, No Rust and 4 mounting bolts included.
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