Skull & Crossbones Red Rhinestone Seat Covers - One Pair on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, US
Bright fun 'Rhinestudded' design seat covers.Features:Easy stretchable fits most high or low back bucket seats with a detachable or built-in headrest. They do not fit seats with built-in armrest or sideseat airbags. Do not install these covers on a seat that has an air bag(s) built into the seat itself. Add fun and fashion to the normal features and functions of seat covers. Sold in Pairs.The seat covers adjust with tabs and buckles to fit most bucket seats and to provide a smooth, custom fit. If your seat has a headrest, you will install the seat cover over the headrest after adjusting it to your desired position.
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