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1960s 70s CHEVY GM Park Lamp Light Turn Signal Lens Retainer Screws 5/8
1960s 70s CHEVY GM Park Lamp Light Turn Signal Lens Retainer Screws 5/8
1960s 70s CHEVY GM Park Lamp Light Turn Signal Lens Retainer Screws 5/8
1960s 70s CHEVY GM Park Lamp Light Turn Signal Lens Retainer Screws 5/8

1960s 70s CHEVY GM Park Lamp Light Turn Signal Lens Retainer Screws 5/8" - 4pcs

$ 6.02

Availability: 44 in stock
  • Placement on Vehicle: Left
  • Returns Accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Non-Domestic Product: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown
  • Modified Item: No
  • Condition: IMPORTANT - Please check both the type and length of your existing screws before purchase to confirm these will work for you. Not all GM lenses use a shouldered screw. GM used a wide variety of screw types to retain lenses in the 1950s - '70s. Many types will not interchange. The manufacturer of these screws does not provide application data. It would be impossible to determine all the different vehicles these work for. Vehicle application information provided in this listing should be considered "general" and NOT EXACT.
  • Brand: Northwest Nova
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Warranty: 90 Day

    Description

    NORTHWEST NOVA
    Specializing in 1962 - 67 Chevy II / Nova
    Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm PST || Saturday 9am - 1pm PST
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    -- By purchasing this item you are confirming you have fully read and understand both the item's condition and application, as well as agreed to this listing's terms of sale. You have verified the item is correct in both fit and function for your vehicle or application. We will actively block buyer's who do not comply and report to eBay those that cause issues.
    --- ITEM DESCRIPTION ---
    Set of 4 new replacement exterior lamp lens retainer screws 5/8" in length. This style of screw tended to be used for park lamps. We have other length screws in our eBay Store.
    IMPORTANT
    - Please check both the type and length of your existing screws before purchase to confirm these will work for you. Not all GM lenses use a shouldered screw. GM used a wide variety of screw types to retain lenses in the 1950s - '70s. Many types will not interchange.
    CONDITION:
    New replacement set of 4 screws.
    APPLICATION:
    The manufacturer of these screws does not provide application data. It would be impossible to determine all the different vehicles these work for. Vehicle application information provided in this listing should be considered "general" and NOT EXACT.
    Please measure yours to confirm proper fitment. We have other length screws in our eBay Store.
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