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1964-1972 Skylark / GS Trunk Weatherstrip

Item EK-53-203435-1
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • Trunk Seal Measures 16 Feet Long
    • Designed For Classic Car Models
    • Made From High-Quality EPDM Rubber
    • Offers Excellent Rebound Memory
    • Ensures Snug And Durable Fit
    • Keeps Trunk Protected From Water, Dust, And Noise
    • Features Sleek Black Finish
    • Provides Reliable Weatherproofing
    • Backed By A 30-Year SuperSoft Warranty
    • Guarantees Long-Lasting Performance And Peace Of Mind

    Description

    Trunk Weatherstrip Protection. The 1964-1972 Skylark / GS Trunk Weatherstrip is designed to seal the trunk area of classic vehicles, preventing water, dust, and noise from entering. This ensures the interior remains dry and quiet, extending the life of the vehicle's trunk and preserving the value by protecting stored items.

    Construction And Appearance. Crafted from high-quality EPDM rubber, known for its durability and flexibility, this trunk seal is made through an advanced molding process involving high heat and significant pressure. This results in a uniform, sleek black finish. Its excellent rebound memory helps the seal maintain its shape over time while resisting abrasion and environmental damage.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward and typically does not require drilling, allowing for an uncomplicated replacement process. The seal is designed to fit precisely, matching the original trunk seal specifications for a seamless fit.

    Warranty. This trunk weatherstrip comes with a 30-year warranty, providing assurance of quality and longevity.

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