Bench Seat For 1958-1960 Dodge Truck on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
Bench seat for a 1958-60 Dodge truck. Springs and metal parts in good condition with no major problems. Stuffing an cover are shot.
These travel best by Greyhound Package Express for you to pick up at the terminal of your choice. Shipping varies by distance but you would expect to pay $100 or more for shipping from Las vegas to the East Coast, plus $20 for boxing and handling at this end.
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