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Ss Camaro Chevelle Gto 442 Nova Impala Trans Am Gs Deluxe Seat Belt Tongue Set on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
Location:

Ottawa Lake, Michigan, US

Ottawa Lake, Michigan, US
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This was the high end option back in the day on seat belts. They work great. These will polish up to near perfect condition. You get what is in the pictures. Look at the pictures, and you will see all the correct markings on this vintage set. Very heavy and nice pieces. These are much nicer than the repops.

Nice original gm pieces. As always, check your applications.

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