Planted Seat Bracket - Toyota Hilux (5th Gen, 1988-1995, Bucket Seat Models Only) - Passenger/Right Manufacturer_Performance Friction Fits Porsche hubs with three

Name: Planted Seat Bracket - Toyota Hilux (5th Gen, 1988-1995, Bucket Seat Models Only) - Passenger/Right Manufacturer_Performance Friction Fits Porsche hubs with three
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SKU: 94803727715
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Planted Seat Bracket - Toyota Hilux (5th Gen, 1988-1995, Bucket Seat Models Only) - Passenger/Right Manufacturer_Performance Friction Fits Porsche hubs with three

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Planted Seat Bracket Toyota Hilux (5th Gen, 1988 1995, Bucket Seat Models Only) Passenger Right Manufacturer_Performance Friction Fits Porsche hubs with three Fits Porsche hubs with three fingered centering ring Light Truck and SUV with over 1900 vehicle applications offered Mount an aftermarket seat in the 1988 1995 Toyota Hilux with this Planted passenger side bracket built to the car's actual floor

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