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Auto Metal Direct Camaro Taillight Panel, Show Quality (70-73 Camaro)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-33-380395-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Officially Licensed GM Restoration Part
      • Heavy Gauge Steel As Original
      • Smooth Lines With Better Fit And Finish
      • Includes Behind Deck Lid & Tail Light Area

      Description

      Being so large, the taillight panel on your 1970-1973 Camaro is bound to be the subject of a minor collision or two, and will be left looking bruised, scratched, and battered. Your tail light panel has a lot to protect, and thus the panel itself must be taken care of as well. Rick's Camaros offers this new reproduction tail light panel, matching factory specifications and replacing your original worn panel. This new weld in steel panel includes the entire rear of the car behind the deck lid and quarter panels. It also includes the tail light area, the lip at the rear edge of the deck lid, gass door, trunk lock holes, and lower rear valance. Don't wait for fix the back of your Camaro; it was meant to outshine all those other vehicles on the road! Trust Rick's Camaros

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