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CA Rocker Panel End Screws and Nuts (63-67 Corvette C2)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item EK-25-914457
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A
Features
- Engineered To Meet Or Exceed OEM Specifications
- Made In America
- Associated Years From 1963 To 1967
- Item Quantity One Each
- Shipping Dimensions Three Inches By Two Inches By 0.25 Inch
- Weight 0.2 Pounds
- Tariff Code 7318152000
- Keywords Included Hardware, Rocker Panel Screw, Rocker Panels, Screw Kits
- Fits 63-67 Corvette C2
Description
High-Quality Replacement Screws. The CA Rocker Panel End Screws and Nuts provide essential fasteners designed to secure rocker panel ends on classic vehicles. These components ensure a tight and durable fit, maintaining the vehicle’s structural integrity and aesthetic appeal during restoration or maintenance.
Durable Materials And Precise Manufacturing. Crafted to meet or exceed original equipment specifications, these screws and nuts are made in America using robust materials that offer resistance to corrosion and wear. The precise engineering guarantees compatibility and long-lasting performance.
Simple Installation Process. Installation is straightforward, requiring no special tools or drilling, making it suitable for both professionals and enthusiasts. The fasteners fit directly onto existing mounting points to provide a secure attachment.
Application. Designed exclusively for fitment on 63-67 Corvette C2 models, these rocker panel end screws and nuts match original specifications for this generation with no modifications required.
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