Mgb Trunk Tie Down Straps Two on 2040-parts.com
Bellevue, Washington, United States
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Came from Estate of British restoration shop. Found in bag Labeled "MGB Trunk Tie Down Straps" Not sure what year they came from. Not sure if they are a factory part. Straps look ok have a bit of paint from car on them. Material from straps is a tired and not sure how well they will work other than display. Missing one screw. Inspect pictures close before bidding
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