Planted Seat Bracket - Chrysler Crossfire (2004-2008) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Model_992 Carrera S the Optic Receiver installs to

Name: Planted Seat Bracket - Chrysler Crossfire (2004-2008) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Model_992 Carrera S the Optic Receiver installs to
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SKU: 79908310486
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Planted Seat Bracket Chrysler Crossfire (2004 2008) Passenger Right Vehicle Model_992 Carrera S the Optic Receiver installs to the Optic Receiver installs to the car or kart to sample lap data directly to your dash The Brey Krause R 9251 Seat Mount is a unique direct to floor mount that fits the passenger side of BMW E46 3 Series Sedans and Coupes (including the M3) The Planted passenger side seat bracket bolts an aftermarket seat to the factory floor points in the 2004 2008 Chrysler Crossfire It is laser cut 3 16" steel

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