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Door Open Mechanism; Driver Side (63-67 Corvette C2)

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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

    • LH Door Open Mechanism
    • Fits 1963–1967 Corvette C2 Models
    • Part Number 130127
    • Relevant Categories: Doors Body and Doors Interior
    • Compatible With Convertible Door Assembly
    • Designed For Left Hand Side Application

    Description

    Driver Side Door Mechanism. The Door Open Mechanism for the driver side provides reliable operation of the left door latch system, allowing easy and secure entry and exit from the vehicle. This mechanism is essential for maintaining proper door function and ensures driver safety by securing the door when closed.

    Durable Material Build. Crafted from sturdy, high-quality metal components with precise manufacturing standards, this mechanism is designed to withstand repeated use and corrosion. The finish offers resistance to wear and enhances longevity under normal operating conditions.

    Installation Process. Installation is straightforward, requiring alignment with existing door latch components without the need for drilling. The fit is designed for direct replacement with original parts to ensure consistent performance.

    Application. This door open mechanism fits all 1963 to 1967 Corvette C2 models, specifically for the left-hand door. No exclusions apply within this model range.

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    Install Details & What's in the Box

    Installation Info

    Installation Time

    (approx) 30 Minutes

    Difficulty Level:

    Simple installation for anyone.

    Installation Guides

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    What's in the Box

    • (2) Door Open Mechanism Left
    5.0

    Customer Reviews (1)

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