NRG Seat Belt Pads 3.5in. W x 17.3in. L (Black) Long - 1pc

NRG Seat Belt Pads 3.5in. W x 17.3in. L (Black) Long - 1pc

Marsoni

M251S

$19.80

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NRG Seat Belt Pads 3.5in. W x 17.3in. L (Black) Long - 1pcThe NRG Seat Belt Pads, designed to add both comfort and style to your driving experience. Made with high quality materials, these pads are 3. 5 inches wide and 17. 3 inches long, providing the perfect fit for any seat belt. The sleek black color adds a touch of sophistication to your car's interior. With its long length, this pad offers extra coverage and protection for your shoulders. Upgrade your ride with the NRG Seat Belt Pads a must have for any

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011