14683 Door Jamb Windlace Moldings 1967-72 GM; Pinchweld; For Body Lock Pillar; Economy
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Door Jamb Windlace Moldings
OER 14683 Features:
Economical reproduction of the door jamb windlace designed for various 1967-72 GM 2 door Sport Coupe models including 1967-69 Camaro, 1968-72 Chevy II / Nova and 1971-72 Pontiac Ventura models. The door jamb windlace runs from under the rear of the sill plate up the rear portion of the inner door jamb to the quarter glass.
Manufactured in an extruded, vinyl grain, flexible rubber material, with a finished upper end for a cosmetic appearance that is superior to that of open-end universal cut-to-fit windlace. This set is an economical replacement for the original GM body lock pillar pinchweld finishing lace.
Nova and Ventura owners cam re-use the original upper steel clips for installation or purchase 153480 spring steel retainers, sold separately. Camaro or Firebird owners can re-use their original clips, or install using part # 748776 spring steel retainers, sold separately.
Chevrolet Applications- 1967-1969 Chevrolet Camaro
- 1968-1972 Chevrolet Nova
- 1967-1969 Pontiac Firebird
- 1971-1972 Pontiac Ventura
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Motor Vehicles
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