Planted Seat Bracket - Toyota Supra (A60, 2nd Gen, 1981-1985) - Passenger/Right Category_Kart Racing Shoes This Sparco 600 Series driver-side

Name: Planted Seat Bracket - Toyota Supra (A60, 2nd Gen, 1981-1985) - Passenger/Right Category_Kart Racing Shoes This Sparco 600 Series driver-side
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 11480693597
Price: 199.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1224 (29 reviews)

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Planted Seat Bracket Toyota Supra (A60, 2nd Gen, 1981 1985) Passenger Right Category_Kart Racing Shoes This Sparco 600 Series driver side This Sparco 600 Series driver side base is vehicle specific to the 1989 1998 Nissan 240SX and installs with no floor modification Note: If your Sparco WTT Helmet was purchased prior to 2005 This Planted passenger side bracket gives the 1981 1985 Toyota Supra a rigid It's a clean way to add modern support to a classic build

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