Sparco 600 Side Mount Seat Bracket - Nissan 300ZX (1990-1996) - Passenger/Right Color_Blue/Silver The Sparco 600 Series driver-side

Name: Sparco 600 Side Mount Seat Bracket - Nissan 300ZX (1990-1996) - Passenger/Right Color_Blue/Silver The Sparco 600 Series driver-side
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 29398944068
Price: 199.00 USD
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Sparco 600 Side Mount Seat Bracket Nissan 300ZX (1990 1996) Passenger Right Color_Blue Silver The Sparco 600 Series driver side The Sparco 600 Series driver side seat base bolts to the factory seat mounts in the 1993 2002 Chevrolet Camaro Pontiac Trans Am and gives your seat a flat The Planted passenger side seat bracket bolts an aftermarket seat to the factory floor points in the 2006 2008 Audi A4 S4 The Sparco 600 Series low profile passenger side base fits the 1990 1996 Nissan 300ZX and is designed for side mount racing seats It sets the seat as low as the chassis allows for helmet clearance

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