Chevy Seatbelt Holder Seatback, Nova, Chevelle Nos 1708118 on 2040-parts.com
Clinton Township, Michigan, United States
Seat belt bracket for most Chevy cars from around 1974 till mist 80's? Cross reference the part number to see if it fits your car. Not sure if this is a left or right, or if there even is a left or right. This holds the seat belt to the top of the seat to make it reachable. Comes with everything shown, NOS, never installed part No. 1708118 Color is black.
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