1973 Dodge Charger Rear Seat Cushion And Seat Back (green) on 2040-parts.com
Batavia, Ohio, US
Nice, used, rear seat back and cushion, great for driver, will have to be recovered for show quality. No broken springs and frames are also in very good shape. If you have this green interior these may be just for you. No split seams. Shipping includes insurance and any remaining shipping funds will be refunded after all e/bay and shipping fees have been paid.
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