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Gm Window Moulding Clips 12pc. 1975 & Up. Cutlass Monte Carlo Regal Grand Prix. on 2040-parts.com

US $15.00
Location:

Saint Helen, Michigan, United States

Saint Helen, Michigan, United States
Condition:New

These are the hard to find window trim clips that almost always break when removing window trim from older GM cars. They are referred to as "window reveal moulding trim clips." These are high quality replacements made by "Au-Ve-Co," which is a trusted brand in automotive related fasteners. These are not the cheaper off brand repops!

These will fit a wide variety of GM and AMC vehicles. Including, but not limited to Monte Carlo, Grand Prix, Regal, Cutlass G body cars. Please check your vehicle specs to see if they will work, before purchasing to ensure that you are buying the correct item for your car.

This listing is for a package of 12 clips.

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