1967-1969 Camaro Radiator Mounting Hardware on 2040-parts.com
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1967-69 CAMARO RADIATOR MOUNTING SCREW AND GROMMET KIT THESE ARE THE CORRECT STYLE RUBBER GROMMETS WITH SCREWS FOR THE 1967-1969 F-BODY CARS. USE THESE WHEN MOUNTING YOUR NEW OR ORIGINAL RADIATOR TO THE CORE SUPPORT. REPLACES THE COMMONLY DRY ROTTED OR MISSING GROMMETS. AMES PART NUMBER: FP195J  |
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