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Old Air Products Defrost Hoses, Cloth, 1955 2nd Series -1963 (60-63 C10 Pickup; 60-63 C20 Pickup; 60-63 K10 Pickup; 60-63 K20 Pickup)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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    Features

    • Defrost Duct Hose Kit in Cloth for 1955-1963 Chevrolet Trucks
    • Two-Inch Inner Diameter
    • Hoses Measuring 15 and 25 Inches in Length
    • Made in the USA
    • Fits 1960-1963 Chevrolet C10 Pickup, C20 Pickup, K10 Pickup, and K20 Pickup Models

    Description

    Durable Defrost Hose. The Defrost Duct Hose Kit in cloth for 1955 2nd Series through 1963 Chevrolet trucks provides a reliable replacement for the vehicle’s defrost system. It channels warm air from the heater through the dash to the windshield, helping to prevent fogging and frost buildup for safer driving in cold conditions.

    Construction and Appearance. Made from high-quality cloth material that replicates the original factory design, these hoses feature a smooth texture and maintain a clean, period-correct appearance suitable for classic truck restorations.

    Installation. Designed for a direct fit with no drilling or vehicle modifications required, these hoses are easy to install, ensuring a quick replacement process for both professional mechanics and restoration enthusiasts.

    Application. Compatible with Chevrolet C10, C20, K10, and K20 Pickup models from 1960 to 1963, these hoses fit precisely to maintain original functionality and look.

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