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US $8.43
Location:

Miami, FL, United States

Miami, FL, United States
Condition:New Brand:Bell Automotive MPN:22-1-33240-8 UPC:076027332400 EAN:0076027332400

 

Bell Automotive 22-1-33240-8 Black Memory Foam Seat Belt Pad

Bell Automotive's Memory Foam Seatbelt Pad adds comfort with its thick cushion made of supple microfiber material. It uses a hook and loop closure for universal fit for most seat belts.

  • Made of supple mircofiber memory foam
  • Simple hook and loop closure
  • Universal fit designed to fit most seat belts. Can be used for your seat belt shoulder strap or a luggage strap
  • Designed for your ultimate comfort
  • PROP 65 WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.



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