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    Features

    • Part Number C9ZZ-6321458-9S
    • Category Body
    • Core Material Steel
    • Emission Code 6
    • Part Type Window Channel
    • Product Type Door Window Belt Weatherstrip Kit
    • Quantity 4
    • Sub Category Glass, Windows and Related Components
    • Fits 69-70 Mustang Sportsroof

    Description

    Premium Window Seal Components. The Scott Drake Window Channel Strips provide a crucial sealing solution for the door windows, preventing water, air, and debris from entering the vehicle cabin. Designed specifically for restoration projects, these strips ensure your fastback doors maintain proper window alignment and operate smoothly, preserving the original appearance and functionality.

    Construction and Appearance. Manufactured from durable steel, these window channels feature precise bends and integrated staples that replicate the original factory design. They are finished in black to match OEM aesthetics, providing both durability and an authentic look consistent with vintage Mustang fastbacks.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward with clear instructions and includes a drill bit for necessary preparation, making the replacement process manageable for those with moderate mechanical skills. Minor drilling is required to secure the channels correctly, ensuring a solid fit.

    Application. Specifically designed to fit 69-70 Mustang Sportsroof.

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