Nib 1960 Royal Traveler Model Auto Seat Belts By Hickok Gray Color on 2040-parts.com
Binghamton, New York, United States
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This is an all original unused seat belt from 1960s that are still in the original boxes...made by Hickok (they made mens jewelry-tie bars,cuff links etc)and are a Royal Traveler model...features gold toned buckle with a Fleur De Lis design..the belt is gray color...in the original box that has age wear and discoloration from storage-...all in good structural condition with no,damages or excessive wear and are good for restoration projects for early 1960s cars..look and display well and are guaranteed original and authentic ........ Shipping is via USPS in US and overseas…...always glad to combine on multiple buys when possible
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