Planted Seat Bracket - Mazda MX-6 (2nd Gen, 1992-1997) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Make_Fiat but with a self-venting liquid

Name: Planted Seat Bracket - Mazda MX-6 (2nd Gen, 1992-1997) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Make_Fiat but with a self-venting liquid
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 95755748696
Price: 199.00 USD
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Planted Seat Bracket Mazda MX 6 (2nd Gen, 1992 1997) Passenger Right Vehicle Make_Fiat but with a self venting liquid but with a self venting liquid filled design for increased accuracy (see below) The Brey Krause R 9040 Seat Track Adapter Kit allows the installation of Recaro Seat Sliders to the floor of Porsche 996 997 Boxster Cayman models This Planted passenger side bracket gives the 1992 1997 Mazda MX 6 a rigid vehicle specific base for an aftermarket seat

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