Vintage Hot Rod Street Military Aircraft Air Craft Bomber Seat Belt Scta Gasser on 2040-parts.com
Osborne, Kansas, US
Up for auction is a set [2 seats] of military aircraft seat belts. In nice shape, may need cleaned. Latches work good. White in color. These belts measure 1 3/4'' across. No fraying. Has some patina. Leather flaps in good condition. Very cool belts. These would look COOL in a rat rod or street rod with bomber seats!! Will only ship in USA. Please ask questions before bidding.
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