90 91 92 93 Mustang Seat Belt Reciever Sleeve Red on 2040-parts.com
Locust, North Carolina, US
1990-93 Seat Belt Receiver Sleeve Red
Item Number: 31390003
Description:
Plastic sleeve that covers seat belt receiver which bolts to transmission tunnel. Red. Fits 1990-93, all models. This sleeve is shorter than the 1979-89 style. Sold separately.
Year Range: 90,91,92,93
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