JEGS
Complete Bed Molding Kit for 1968-1972 Chevrolet El Camino
555-79721
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Bed Moldings
JEGS 555-79721 Complete Bed Molding Kit
JEGS 79721 Complete Bed Molding Set gets your 1968-1972 Chevy El Camino bed looking in perfect condition. Each of the bed rails is made from stainless steel while the corner pieces are made from die-cast zinc and finished in chrome for authenticity.
Kit Includes:
- (2) Long Bed Rails
- (1) Top of Tailgate Molding
- (2) Rear Corner Top Bed Moldings
- (2) Front Corner L-Shaped Bed Moldings
- (1) Below Window Bed Molding
- (2) Rear Corner-to-Taillight Moldings
Mounting Hardware Included:
- (12) Bed Rail Mounting Clips
- (8) Bed Rail Mounting Screws
- (4) Top of Tailgate Mounting Clips with Speed Nuts
- (7) Front of Bed Mounting Clips
- (2) Front of Bed Mounting Studs with Speed Nuts
FAQ
What is bed molding used for?
- Bed molding serves to enhance the appearance of a vehicle's truck bed, providing a decorative and protective element along the edges.
Where can I use bed molding?
- Bed molding can be used on various vehicles, such as the El Camino, for accentuating the truck bed or for a decorative finish.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.