1984-1996
1968-1982
1963-1967
1953-1962
Installation Time
(approx) 1 Hour
Difficulty Level:
Simple installation for anyone.
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Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Description
Accurate Restoration Fasteners. The CA Trunk Panel Screws provide the ideal solution for restoring the trunk interior of your 1956–1960 Chevrolet Corvette C1 to original condition. This 17-piece kit includes everything you need for a secure and factory-accurate installation, making it a must-have for restorers focused on authenticity and detail. These screws are designed to match OE specifications for both form and function.
Construction and Appearance. Each screw in this kit features a polished chrome finish, offering a classic shine that enhances the look of your Corvette’s trunk area. The high-quality construction ensures corrosion resistance and long-term durability, while the factory-style threads and heads ensure a proper fit with original or reproduction trunk panels.
Installation. This screw kit installs as a direct replacement for your factory trunk panel hardware. The 17-piece set includes the correct number of fasteners for a complete installation, and no special tools or modifications are needed, making it suitable for both experienced restorers and weekend enthusiasts.
Application. This CA Trunk Panel Screw Kit fits 1956–1960 Chevrolet Corvette C1 models. It’s the perfect hardware upgrade for achieving an OEM-quality finish in trunk restorations with both performance and polished detail.
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What's in the Box
- (1) Trunk Panel Screw Kit
4.9
Reviews of CA Exterior Products (42)
Reviews of CA Exterior products have an average rating of 4.9 out of 5
Mar 30, 2025
Review shared from 1953-1962 Corvette Hood Cable Stop. Brass with Screw
1960 Base - MJMc
pull cable lock collar
I was extremely delighted to find these barrel locks for my 1960 Corvette hood cable. Took a few minutes to install and thank goodness I have the old Chevrolet “clutch” driver I used back in the Chevy garage back in the seventies.
May 9, 2025
Review shared from 1978-1982 Corvette Weatherstrip - Door Mains
1982 Collector's Edition -
Excellent set
Originally purcahsed the OSB set and tried for an afternoon to get them to fit. Retunred them and purchased this set. The fit was near perfect and cut perfectly. Take your time to install and the fit and finish will be as an OEM set.
May 9, 2025
Review shared from 1968-1982 Corvette Door Hinge Pin and Bushing Set
1982 Collector's Edition -
As advertised
Well package, perfect fit . No instructions and a bit of a job but it fixed my two doors back to no sag and ease of closing .
May 7, 2025
Review shared from 1984-1996 Corvette Door Seal. Outer Driver Side
1989 Base -
Needed just one door seal
Most vendors sell them in pairs (including Eckler), but Eckler sold this one singly. I had to buy a cheap pop rivet tool for the 3 rivets needed. Since I already had the door apart to get the Bose speaker amplifier rebuilt, it was the perfect time to also install the door seal. Removal of the old one (with somewhat rusted on clips) was more difficult than installing the new one, whose clips and holes matched up perfectly. I'm getting this Callaway Twin-Turbo if for-sale shape.
Apr 16, 2025
Review shared from 300 Horsepower Valve Cover Decals (1966 Corvette C2)
1979 Base - UNKNOWN
Out of my past
I have long considered Chevrolet's 327 chrome valve covers with indented ends as one of there best. I never had an engine with them so I just bought them anyway. Who knows when I may need them. I bought new decals to finish them off.
Mar 25, 2025
Review shared from Inside Door Control Rod Clips; 10-Pieces (68-82 Corvette C3)
1979 Base -
Inside Door Rod Clip
My old clips were brittle and worn out. I ordered some new ones and these fit perfectly. They appeared to be just like my original ones. Fit good and work great!
Mar 12, 2025
Review shared from 1956-1982 Corvette Door Latch Screws. 8 Piece Set
1979 Base -
Door Lock Bolts
I ordered a pack of door lock bolts as I misplaced mine during the painting process. The new ones fit perfectly and look great!
Mar 10, 2025
Review shared from 1984-1996 Corvette Hatch Struts - with Defogger
1985 Base -
1985 C4 Hatch Struts with Defroster replacement
The Eckler's struts come with the connectors for the glass defroster....removing the original struts is straight forward using a flat head screw driver for separating each end from the ball swivel. Installation of the new struts is very easy and nearly zero effort to pop onto the ball swivels. One side of my connector needed to be opened to fit over the strut defrost electrical tab. The original plastic electrical connector cover disintegrated but this has nothing to do with the new strut electrical tab. The struts are very strong and move the hatch window with some speed.
Mar 4, 2025
Review shared from T-Top Molding; Stainless Steel; Driver Side (68-Early 77 Corvette C3)
1971 Base - FrankJr
71 T Top molding
Very nice replacement stainless steel molding. Exact fit
Mar 4, 2025
Review shared from Door Panel Armrest Compartment Lid Pad; Driver Side (94-96 Corvette C4)
1995 Base - alumradiator3ro
replacement armrest
easy to replace after you remove the door panel, that takes most of the work.
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