1968 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Window Fuzzies Felt Weatherstrip Standard on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Massachusetts, US
Check out the pictures. got these in a trunk of a camaro i had. I think they are standard convertible but not totally sure there is a difference between standard and deluxe and coupe and convertible from what i can tell this is convertible standard see pictures. a little dirty dusty but looks good unused. 4 of them. what you see is what you get! Sold As Is. Buyer pays for S/H. Good Luck!
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