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Trunk Drain Tube Grommets (61-67 Corvette C1 & C2)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Features

      • Set of 2 Rubber Trunk Drain Hose Grommets for 1961-1962 models
      • Net Weight: 0.019 lbs
      • Search Description: C1 Corvette Rubber Grommets
      • Paragon Item No: 8629K
      • GM Item No: 3655180
      • Fits 1961-1967 Corvette C1 & C2 models

      Description

      Trunk Drain Grommets. The trunk drain tube grommets are designed to provide a secure and watertight seal for the trunk drain hoses. They ensure proper drainage of water from the trunk area, preventing moisture buildup and potential damage. These grommets are essential for maintaining the integrity of the trunk compartment and preserving the vehicle’s condition.

      Construction and Appearance. Manufactured from durable rubber, these grommets offer flexibility and resilience against wear and environmental elements. The black rubber finish provides a neat and functional appearance, enhancing the original equipment look of the vehicle.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward, requiring no drilling or modifications. The grommets fit snugly into the trunk floor drain holes, allowing for quick and easy replacement or repair.

      Application. Designed specifically for use on 1961-1967 Corvette C1 & C2 models, this part meets exact factory specifications for proper fit and function.

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