Sparco 600 Seat Bracket - Honda Civic 3-Door Hatchback (1988-1989) - Passenger/Right Black Friday 2023 Includes an antimicrobial agent that

Name: Sparco 600 Seat Bracket - Honda Civic 3-Door Hatchback (1988-1989) - Passenger/Right Black Friday 2023 Includes an antimicrobial agent that
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Sparco 600 Seat Bracket Honda Civic 3 Door Hatchback (1988 1989) Passenger Right Black Friday 2023 Includes an antimicrobial agent that Includes an antimicrobial agent that inhibits the growth of bacterial odors The Planted driver side seat bracket bolts an aftermarket seat to the factory floor points in the 1989 1994 Eagle Talon Mitsubishi Eclipse This Sparco 600 Series passenger side base is vehicle specific to the 1988 1989 Honda Civic 3 Door Hatchback and installs with no floor modification The 3 16" steel construction gives a flex free mount

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