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Door Opening Weatherstrip, Coupe & Conv (69-72 Chevelle)

Item EK-50-854899-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Restoration Correct Door Seals
      • USA Made, Metro Moulded
      • With Molded Ends
      • Attachment Clips Included
      • Dimensions: 15" X 14" X 1.9"
      • Fits 2nd Gen Chevelle Coupes & Convertibles

      Description

      Used by restoration experts across the world, Metro Moulded SUPERsoft individual weatherstripping seals will outperform and outlast any of their competitors. They use only galvanized, corrosion-resistant metal cores, tough, hardened nylon, and rubber formulations that contain no filler materials. Metro seals are designed to match specific applications and are available for a wide variety of applications.Why Metro Moulded SUPERsoft individual weatherstripping seals are simply the best:* Very smooth skin that is free of exposed cells or flaws* Composed of uniformly sized microcells for even compression and sealing; you won't have to slam your doors* Jet black, not ash gray, in color for a refined, concours look* Molded using computerized temperature control for consistent cure cyc

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      4.6

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