1965-1973 Classic Mustang After Market Push Button Seat Belts; Turquoise; 4 on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, US
This is a new set of 4 TURQUOISE after market seat belts . Mounting hardware is included. . They are a push button design like many seat belts of the 1960's and 1970's. The star burst label serves as the push button to open the belts. The buckle is approximately 1 1/2 inches square. If you have checked into restored Classic Mustang seat belts then you know you can easily spend $400 to $500 for a fully restored set of 4. These new seat belts can be purchased for a fraction of that cost and they look great. Although they are not original in appearance to Classic Mustangs they are attractive. There are plenty of places to invest money into your Classic Mustang. Save $300 to $400 on seat belts and invest the savings into other parts you may need. Many, if not most, Classic Mustang owners today have added after market upgrades or changes to their cars. You might find these attractive seat belts to be an acceptable change. Each belt is 60" long and can be adjusted to shorter lengths.
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