1964 Pontiac Gto, Chevrolet, Buick, Olds Deluxe Seat Belt Set/four - Irving 8000 on 2040-parts.com
Evansville, Wyoming, US
This is an original set of four 1964 Pontiac, Chevrolet, Buick, Olds deluxe seat belts. Each of the "rare" Irving 8000 buckles have been rebuilt and polished to a bright shine. The cleats and male ends are originals that have been buffed and refinished. There is no rust or pitting. We labeled each of the four front belts with the correct 1964 Irving Air chute tags. These seat belts were restored with the correct three row webbing. It is satin smooth and glides nicely through the buckles with ease. These seat belts are very well done and seeing a set like this, is rare indeed. They will enhance the beauty of any GM interior. We rebuild seat belts here in our shop, so other colors may be available. We are widely known for our quality GTO parts. All our items have a money-back guarantee. Call 307 472-0574 for more information.
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