67 Corvette Head Rests, Covers, Foams Al Knoch New 65 66 on 2040-parts.com
BC, Canada
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A pair of new head rest covers I acquired with some corvette parts. These have the thin cross section, correct for a 67 car, but could be used on 65 or 66. The covers have been rough fitted to the foams for storage but need some fiddling for that fitted look. Some of the stitching is loose on the ends of the reinforcing plastic strip that engage the metal support. Convertible roadster big block L79 1967 corvette. Repro foams are $40 to 50 pr. Repro covers are $60 - 70 pr.
If you are the winning bidder, read this. DO NOT PAY UNTIL YOU RECEIVE AN INVOICE!!!! EBAY does not include insurance, oversize fees and does not know the box size until it is packaged for shipping to your destination. Ebays postage is an estimate. Shipping: I ship by postal service from Canada. I charge actual postage. I refund if I overcharge. I usually ship within 2 days of payment. |
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