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1960 Chevy Impala 2-Door Rear Long Quarter Wing Molding RIGHT SHOW

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1960 Chevy Impala 2-Door Rear Long Quarter Wing Molding RIGHT SHOWDescription This 1960 Chevy Impala 2 Door Rear Long Quarter Wing Molding is an original GM used part that has been polished to show condition. The molding has good tabs and inserts although some may have one tab missing. Call for shipping quote if you want to purchase more than one side. To distinguish left from right you can see that the wide end is slanted. The peak of the slant is at the top if the molding was mounted on a car. SEC Restoration

Description

This 1960 Chevy Impala 2-Door Rear Long Quarter Wing Molding is an original GM used part that has been polished to show condition. The molding has good tabs and inserts although some may have one tab missing. Call for shipping quote if you want to purchase more than one side. To distinguish left from right you can see that the wide end is slanted. The peak of the slant is at the top if the molding was mounted on a car.

SEC Restoration Notes

This restored original GM passenger's side, rear door molding / trim is intended for the confirmed application. Because this item is sold through a core-exchange process, verify the core option before ordering.

Fits / Application

Years Make / Model Door Body Style Engine / Trans Notes
1960 Impala 2-door Hardtop
1960 Impala 2-door Convertible

Molding ID

Product type door molding / trim
Condition show quality / restored as listed
Side / position Passenger's Side, Rear

Product Details

GM/MFG#
Warranty 1-Year
Core Credit Accepted Yes
Dimensions
Notes Core-exchange restored original GM molding.

Core Required

Core required. This restored molding is sold through a core-exchange process. Choose the FAST option if you want SEC to charge the core upfront and ship the restored part immediately. Choose the SLOW option if you want to send your rebuildable core first to avoid the upfront core charge.

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Ordering / Verification Notes

  • FAST: SEC charges the core upfront and ships the restored part immediately. After you send a rebuildable core back, SEC issues a 100% core refund. Customer is responsible for core return shipping.
  • SLOW: SEC waits for you to ship your rebuildable core before shipping the restored part, avoiding the upfront core charge. Please contact SEC before placing the order if choosing this option.
  • Non-rebuildable core warning: If the core is non-rebuildable, the customer is responsible for all shipping charges, including shipping the core back to the customer.
  • Verify year, model, body style, side/position, windshield molding profile, and core option before ordering.
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