Mopar 1971 E Body Barracuda Cuda Challenger Rear Seat Lap Belt Buckle 3508281 on 2040-parts.com
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1971 Only Cuda / Challenger Rear Seat Belt With Buckle Factory Part # 3508281 / 9014 Date Code 1971-2 Good Condition
This 1971 E Body rear seat belt with buckle is in good condition. There are 2 belts available, the best looking belt will be sent to the first buyer.The last 2 picture shows both belts together. Please check pictures for condition, part number that its correct for your car because this item is sold as is with no returns. I will ship to a US address only unless arranged in advance. Shipping price is for the lower 48 states only.
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