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1968-1975 Corvette Rear Window Weatherstrip Convertible Left (Sting Ray Convertible)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Product Information

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      Features

      • 68-75 Side Rail Rear Weatherstrip - Driver Side
      • Replaces GM Part # 3919615
      • Fits 1968-1975 Sting Ray Convertible models

      Description

      Rear Side Rail Weatherstrip. The 1968-1975 Corvette Rear Window Weatherstrip Convertible Left is designed to seal the rear side rail area of the driver’s side window. It helps prevent water, dust, and debris from entering the vehicle cabin, maintaining interior comfort and protecting the car’s interior components. Proper sealing also reduces wind noise, improving the overall driving experience.

      Construction and Appearance. This weatherstrip is constructed from high-quality, durable rubber that withstands various weather conditions. It is molded precisely to fit the contours of the designated side rail area, ensuring a secure and sleek seal. The textured finish complements the vehicle’s exterior for an authentic restoration look.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling or complex modifications. It is a direct replacement part designed for an exact and secure fit on the driver’s rear side rail.

      Application. Specifically made to fit the 1968-1975 Sting Ray Convertible models with a perfect match to the original GM specifications.

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