1969-1975 (c3) Corvette, Soft Top / Hard Top Guide Pins (pair) Lh/rh, New Repro on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
We have 2(two) Pair, Reproduction, Convertible Top or Hardtop Front Guide Pins for the 1969-1975 Corvette Convertible. There is a Left hand(3957803) and a right hand (3957804). NOT FOR 1968! CLICK HERE to see my other Corvette Parts
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