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1956-1962 Corvette Upper Ignition Shield And Coil Bracket Right (Convertible)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-25-118096-1
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      Product Information

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      Features

      • 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 Model Year
      • Base Unit Of Measure EA
      • Search Description Ignition Shields Shielding Brackets
      • Net Weight 0.4
      • Fits Convertible Models

      Description

      Upper Ignition Shield Bracket. The 1956-1962 Corvette Upper Ignition Shield and Coil Bracket (Right) is designed to securely hold the ignition coil while providing effective shielding for the ignition system. It ensures proper positioning and protection of ignition components, which is vital for vehicle performance and reliability. This bracket helps maintain the integrity of the ignition shield system under various operating conditions.

      Material Quality and Finish. Made from durable metal, this coil bracket features a corrosion-resistant finish that delivers long-lasting protection against environmental wear. Its robust construction withstands engine heat and vibration, preserving its shielding capabilities and structural integrity.

      Installation Ease. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling or modifications to existing mounting points. It mounts using the original hardware, making it ideal for restoration or maintenance projects.

      Application. Specifically designed to fit Convertible.

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