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1971 Corvette Leather Seat Set Survivor Ncrs on 2040-parts.com

US $1,799.00
Location:

West Columbia, South Carolina, United States

West Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Good "survivor" condition leather seats, some wear on drivers seat.
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right

 Good condition 1971 Corvette Leather Seat Set from the deluxe interior RPO.  Removed from 68k mile original numbers matching car.  There was minimal rust which indicates the car was well kept by its previous owners and the seat condition shows.  There is some wear, which is pictured.  These seats are complete, but since I'm doing an LS swap, I know someone who is trying for a perfectly original restoration can use them more.

There are very large and will require "creative" shipping to save money.  You can do local pickup, or I might ship in two containers to save weight/size and get it below the shipping threshold for UPS/FedEx.  Just contact me to work it out.

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