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1959-1960 Corvette Door Post Weatherstrip Clip Set (Convertible)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-25-111122-1
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      Product Information

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      Features

      • Includes Eight 6-32 X 3/16 Phillips Pan Round Head Stainless Steel Screws
      • Includes Four Wide Mouth Door Post Weather Strip Clips
      • Includes One Left Door Post Weatherstrip Special Clip
      • Includes One Right Door Post Weatherstrip Special Clip
      • Includes Six Wire Staples For Weatherstrip Retainer
      • Includes Two Flat Weatherstrip Clips
      • Fits Convertible

      Description

      Door Post Weatherstrip Clip Kit. The 1959-1960 Corvette Door Post Weatherstrip Clip Set provides all necessary hardware to securely attach door post weatherstripping. This kit helps prevent water intrusion and reduces wind noise, enhancing both cabin comfort and the durability of the door seal.

      Durable Hardware Components. Made with stainless steel screws and a selection of specialized clips and staples, these components offer corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance, ensuring a precise fit for the door post weatherstrip.

      Simple Installation Process. Installation is straightforward using the included clips and screws, requiring no additional drilling or modifications, making the replacement quick and efficient for vehicle restorers or maintenance.

      Application. Specifically designed to fit Convertible.

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