Nos Pair Torx Head Door Striker 20151275 Camaro Chevelle El Camino Chev Ii Chevy on 2040-parts.com
Chula Vista, California, US
1 Pair NOS GM Chevrolet TORX Head Door Strikers part number 20151275, these are very hard to find Vintage NOS Door Strikers with the TORX head, and stainless steel collar. Correct for your Vintage GM Muscle or Classic Cars and Trucks. Correct for many GM models between 1967 and 1982. These have great factory plating (Bronze Cadmium Finish). They are in the GM packaging, ready to install and show your Camaro, Z28, Chevelle, Chev II, Nova, El Camino Corvette etc. Check your parts books to be sure, these are RARE and getting Harder to Find!
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