1968 Camaro Window Channel on 2040-parts.com
Arlington, Texas, United States
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Original part - passenger door rear channel for glass to slide up and down - Cleaned, etched, Por 15 paint so it will not rust - also has the top track plate you see in pic - these are the parts you will recieve
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