Vintage Nos Golden Escort Market Forge #024 Universal Seat Belt Black & Gold on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, United States
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Vintage new old stock unused uninstalled aftermarket universal safety seat belt. The belt was made by Market Forge company. The belt is black in color, the buckle is gold anodized, see pics. The belt measures about 3' in overall length. I am selling the belt as is with no return, thank you. Buyer will pay actual shipping charge.
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