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Planted Seat Bracket - Chevrolet Camaro (1982-1992) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Model_996 GT3 Engineered for sprint and medium‑distance

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Planted Seat Bracket - Chevrolet Camaro (1982-1992) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Model_996 GT3 Engineered for sprint and medium‑distance
Planted Seat Bracket - Chevrolet Camaro (1982-1992) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Model_996 GT3 Engineered for sprint and medium‑distance
Planted Seat Bracket - Chevrolet Camaro (1982-1992) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Model_996 GT3 Engineered for sprint and medium‑distance
Planted Seat Bracket - Chevrolet Camaro (1982-1992) - Passenger/Right Vehicle Model_996 GT3 Engineered for sprint and medium‑distance
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Planted Seat Bracket Chevrolet Camaro (1982 1992) Passenger Right Vehicle Model_996 GT3 Engineered for sprint and medium‑distance Engineered for sprint and medium‑distance track use but still street‑capable Note: Image is for illustration purposes only hand welded and powder coated black It's a solid foundation for autocross

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