Recaro Se Seat, Buick Gn Materials on 2040-parts.com
Herndon, Virginia, United States
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Genuine Recaro SE seat, driver's side, reupholstered with 1986-87 Buick Grand National materials, a perfect match in feel and looks. Custom embroidered turbo 6 in the headrest. Comes with sliders and mounts which will directly bolt in the Buick GN or any G-body in 5 minutes. Slides back and forth, tilt seat back, very comfortable. No rips, no tears, no discoloration, zero defects, perfect condition. Pick-up only, I will not ship.
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