Mopar 1970 70 71 Bucket Seat Hinge Cover Drivers Side Inner on 2040-parts.com
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US
THIS IS AN ORIGINAL DRIVERS SIDE INNER HINGE COVER FOR A 1970-EARLY 71 MOPAR A B AND E BODY CAR, PLYMOUTH DUSTER, CUDA, GTX, SUPERBIRD, ROADRUNNER, DODGE CHARGER, DART, SUPERBEE, CHALLENGER, ETC. IT IS IN GOOD SHAPE, NOT BENT OR CRACKED. IT SHOULD CLEAN UP NICE WITH NO PITTING.
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