Sparco 600 Seat Bracket - Toyota Celica (T160, 4th Gen, 1985-1989, Non-All-Trac) - Driver/Left Steering Wheels Trust the industry expertise and

Name: Sparco 600 Seat Bracket - Toyota Celica (T160, 4th Gen, 1985-1989, Non-All-Trac) - Driver/Left Steering Wheels Trust the industry expertise and
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56643586665
Price: 199.00 USD
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Sparco 600 Seat Bracket Toyota Celica (T160, 4th Gen, 1985 1989, Non All Trac) Driver Left Steering Wheels Trust the industry expertise and Trust the industry expertise and advanced technology of Stilo for your racing needs available in sizes Small Medium and Large X Large This Sparco 600 Series driver side base is vehicle specific to the 1985 1989 Toyota Celica and installs with no floor modification The 3 16" steel construction gives a flex free mount

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