My Account
Your shopping cart is empty!
| Model: | 2028938 |
| Condition: | NEW |
| Availability: | LOW STOCK ALERT! Units in stock: 2 Ships within 24 - 48 hours Available for Pickup |
| Fitment: | Select a Vehicle or refer to the Vehicle Fitment Tab below to verify that this part fits your vehicle. |
| Shipping Note: | Standard Delivery |
| Qty: |
We'll find it for you. Give us a call at 877.589.9860 and we'll source that discontinued or hard to find part.
No Brokerage or Duties - Canadian Owned & Operated - Shipped from Canada to your Door - Easy to Navigate Website - Access to New, Used & Discontinued Parts - Full Time Staff to Answer your Questions.
Camaro Depot always recommends professional installation of our products. Buyer assumes risk of damage caused by improper installation.
Best Quality Reproduction Parking Lens Gasket Officially Licensed GM Restoration Part Correct Thick Die-Cut Gray Rubber Gray Rubber Keeps The Reflector From Appearing Dark Sold As A Pair For Rally Sport Models Some of the reproduction 1967 Camaro park light housing assemblies come with a black gasket between the housing and the lens. This causes the reflector to reflect black, making the lens appear very dark. Critical for a proper weather-proff seal, your Camaro's park light gaskets keep water, mud, and other debris from entering your parking light housing, which could cause rust, grime build-up, and electrical problems. Rick's Camaros now has these correct gray rubber parking light lens to housing gaskets for your RS park light housings. These gaskets will keep your lenses bright just like they were when your Camaro rolled off of the assembly line. With correct thick die cut gray rubber, this pair of parking light to housing gaskets will keep the reflector from appearing dark on your non-Rally Sport F-Body with standard trim. Trust Rick's Camaros for all of your restoration and replacement needs for your 1967 1st gen Camaro!
| Make | Model | Years |
| Chevrolet | Camaro | 1967 |
Your Name:
Your Review:
Note: HTML is not translated!
Rating: Bad Good
