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72 73 74 Chevrolet / Pontiac Gm 10" Black Standard Exploding Seat Belt Buckles on 2040-parts.com

US $119.99
Location:

Ramona, California, United States

Ramona, California, United States
Condition:Used Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front Part Brand:GM

 1972 - 1974  GM  CHEVROLET  /  PONTIAC    

ORIGINAL STANDARD BLACK SEAT BELT BUCKLES  

This listing is for the pair of seat belt buckles pictured. These are used and could use some detailing but are in good condition.  These are referred to as the exploding seat belts and were the standard buckles for 72 1/2, 73, 74 model cars. Please look at the photos closely, these are the belts you will receive.  The belts are originally black and have not been painted or dyed. These do show some wear and one of the plastic covers is cracked (see photo 5) but overall are in good condition. These are 10" in length overall. These are hard to find and reproductions are very different from originals. 

     

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