1968 1967 1969 Camaro Radiator Support Fill Panel on 2040-parts.com
Elizabeth, New Jersey, US
This exquisite steel radiator support filler panel for 1967-69 Camaro models fits above the radiator and acts as a filler panel between the hood and the radiator support assembly, increasing airflow through the radiator while beautifying the engine bay.
Fits all models- Standard, RS, SS, RS/SS, Z28
Available in;
High Polished Stainless Steel,
Primed/Ready to paint
Black powder coat (pictured) is SOLD OUT (SORRY)
(Specify your preference when your bid is won)
Installation is simple!
No modifications to the vehicle is needed.
This panel is made of heavy (but flexible) steel and bolts to the radiator support with the fender to radiator support bar bolts. Cut outs allow for the hood cushion bolts to be installed as well.
Good Luck Bidding!
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