73-87 Chevy Gmc Seat Belt Set Oem Gm Military Cucv Brown (rare) Nice! 81-87 on 2040-parts.com
Skowhegan, Maine, United States
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Up for auction here I have another rare seat belt set from a Chevy CUCV military truck. These are dark brown in color a rare color for these trucks, This is a nice set. Not perfect, some minor scuffs and cracks on the plastic and a few little rough spots on 2 receivers. Minor fading SEE PICS. Belts pull out and retract as they should. Receivers all latch properly. Complete with plastic capd to hide the bolts on the pillar and installation hardware included. This is a nice rare OEM complete set. These and all items sold As Is. What you see is what you get. Message me with any questions and check my other auctions for more 73-87 GM truck parts and pieces.
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