1968 Ford Mustang Complete Set Of Factory Seat Belts W/new Webbing on 2040-parts.com
Independence, Missouri, United States
Complete set of 1968 Ford Mustang black seat belts with new webbing. These belts were professionally restored over 30 years ago, then put on the shelf and never used. The chrome is not perfect but could be considered to be very nice driver quality.
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