1966-72 Chevelle Polished Stainless Steel Hood Springs on 2040-parts.com
Lindenhurst, New York, United States
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You are purchasing a pair of polished stainless steel hood springs for a 1966-72 Chevelle. This part number fits 1966-67 with a standard hood, 1968-69 with an SS hood and 1970-72 with a standard hood. See our other auction for other model Chevelle's. This spring measures 9" and has 26 coils. This will also fit many other GM models using the same spring. Great way to dress up your engine compartment. Plea
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