Planted Seat Bracket - Toyota Tundra (XK50, 2nd Gen, 2007+) - Passenger/Right Category_Pit Shoes It uses existing mounting points

Name: Planted Seat Bracket - Toyota Tundra (XK50, 2nd Gen, 2007+) - Passenger/Right Category_Pit Shoes It uses existing mounting points
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 64406993774
Price: 199.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.369 (14 reviews)

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Planted Seat Bracket Toyota Tundra (XK50, 2nd Gen, 2007+) Passenger Right Category_Pit Shoes It uses existing mounting points It uses existing mounting points (no drilling required) and is suitable for a 2 while the slanted cut of the guantlet improves performance without sacrificing safety The Planted passenger side seat bracket bolts an aftermarket seat to the factory floor points in the 2007+ Toyota Tundra hand welded in the USA and pre slotted for most major slider patterns

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