Planted Seat Bracket - Mercedes CLK (2003-2009) / C-Class Coupe (2000-2007) / C63 AMG (2007-2015) - Driver/Left Color_Anthracite/White/Orange and 4-feet of hose

Name: Planted Seat Bracket - Mercedes CLK (2003-2009) / C-Class Coupe (2000-2007) / C63 AMG (2007-2015) - Driver/Left Color_Anthracite/White/Orange and 4-feet of hose
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 35073792341
Price: 199.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.704700000000001 (13 reviews)

Planted Seat Bracket - Mercedes CLK (2003-2009) / C-Class Coupe (2000-2007) / C63 AMG (2007-2015) - Driver/Left Color_Anthracite/White/Orange and 4-feet of hose

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Planted Seat Bracket Mercedes CLK (2003 2009) C Class Coupe (2000 2007) C63 AMG (2007 2015) Driver Left Color_Anthracite White Orange and 4 feet of hose and 4 feet of hose Must be used with PFC Pads check pad clearance before using with any other manufacturer pads This Planted driver side bracket gives the Mercedes CLK a rigid vehicle specific base for an aftermarket seat

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