Corvette Door Panel. Saddle Convertible With Felt LH: 1967

Corvette Door Panel. Saddle Convertible With Felt LH: 1967

Marsoni

M251S

$325.50

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Corvette Door Panel. Saddle Convertible With Felt LH: 1967Designed for Corvette enthusiasts who insist on authentic detail, this Corvette Door Panel is the Saddle Convertible option with Felt for the 1967 C2 Corvette. Built to mirror the original lefthand interior component, it fits true to factory dimensions and helps preserve the cars periodcorrect look and feel. When installed as designed, it integrates seamlessly with the cars factory systems, requiring no unnecessary modifications. Why this door panel

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012