Corvette Headlight/Nose Support Rod Brackets.: 1963-1965

Corvette Headlight/Nose Support Rod Brackets.: 1963-1965

Marsoni

M251S

$30.99

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Corvette Headlight/Nose Support Rod Brackets.: 1963-1965Restore the frontend fidelity of your 19631965 Corvette with a precise pair of Headlight Nose Support Rod Brackets. Engineered to recreate the original geometry that keeps your headlights, bezels, and nose rods perfectly aligned, these brackets are essential for a truetoperiod restoration or a highdetail restomodding project. What this is a matched left and right bracket set that anchors the headlight assemblies and nose support rods to the frame,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021