Red Vintage Aircraft Latch Seat Belt Vw Datsun 510 240z 260z Bug Bus Bmw 2002tii on 2040-parts.com
Fremont, California, US
Pair of dark red universal lap belts that fit many cars trucks and vans. (more than e bays system can handle) This will do 2 seats . Free shipping in the usa , Chrome aircraft style latches . Comes with nuts bolts and washers . Hardware may not work on all cars. I have more than one set , I also have this style in dark red (maroon) , blue , black , tan , green , and tourquoise ,
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