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1968-1975 Corvette Rear Window Weatherstrip Convertible Right (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 - Passenger Side
      • Replaces GM Part # 3919616
      • Fits 1968-1975 Sting Ray Convertible models

      Description

      Premium Weatherstrip Replacement. The 1968-1975 Corvette Rear Window Weatherstrip Convertible Right is designed to provide a precise seal along the rear side rail, preventing water intrusion and reducing wind noise to enhance comfort and protect the vehicle's interior. This weatherstrip is essential for maintaining the originality and proper functioning of the convertible rear window assembly.

      Construction and Appearance. Manufactured from a high-quality rubber compound, this weatherstrip is durable and resistant to environmental elements. Its exact reproduction matches the original texture and flexibility, ensuring a seamless and authentic look on your Corvette.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling or modifications. It fits directly into the original mounting channels, making it suitable for both professional and experienced DIY installers.

      Application. Specifically designed for 1968-1975 Sting Ray Convertibles, this weatherstrip ensures a precise and correct fitment without requiring any alterations.

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