OER EM67101 Inner Sail Panels 1967 Camaro, Firebird; Black; OE Impala Grain Material
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OER EM67101 1967 Camaro, Firebird; Inner Sail Panels; Black; OE Impala Grain Material Features:
Reproduction of the original inner rear sail panels designed For use in conjunction With the headliner on the inner rear Side section between the Side quarter window And the rear back window. These die-stamped panels include the cardboard portion With the corr ect headliner material attached. The 1967 Camaro models use Line Dot (Impala leather) material. Simply remove the original sail panels on the RH And LH Sides And install the new panels.
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Sold in pairs.
Important: Due to variations in mounting hole locations on sail panels, these reproductions may require velcro pads For mounting. If mounting clips are desired to attach sail panels, provisions For mounting clip holes must be cut out. It is recommended to keep original sail panels in order to use as a template For correct mounting hole locations specific to the vehicle.
Note: If you are purchasing an original style headliner, the sail panel material is included With the headliner. In this case just order the uncovered sail panels (par t #
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