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1967 Chevy Camaro, 65-67 Chevy Chevy II

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #92610538
    BrandSpeedway Motors
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    Speedway Motors 92610538 Details

    Top of the line front arm rest kit that includes both bases, both pads, and attaching hardware. Complete ready to install. Fits 1967 Camaro & 1965-1967 Nova.

    • Front arm rest kit
    • Fits 1967 Camaro & 1965-1967 Nova.
    • Complete ready to install

    Speedway Motors 92610538 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #92610538
    BrandSpeedway Motors

    Ratings & Reviews

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    4 Reviews

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    Customers appreciate the product for a great fit and visually appealing design. Its lightweight, non-metal material is noted as a positive feature, adding to its practicality. While there was some minor drilling needed for install, users find it easy to set up. The product has garnered recommendations for its superior qualities – an ideal blend of convenience, material quality, and aesthetics.

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    nice

    5.0

    3 years ago

    Quick

    Lafayette, CO

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    fit well, look great, aren't metal like originals, but they are less weight

    Very nice piece would buy again

    5.0

    4 years ago

    Rowdy

    Centralia Illinois

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    Had to drill out holes in the pad to get the screws in the pre drilled wasn't big enough

    Would Recommend

    I would buy this again

    5.0

    5 years ago

    The rebuilder

    Tennessee

    Verified

    Fits good

    Would Recommend

    Arm rest

    5.0

    8 years ago

    Ernest-T

    Tennessee

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    Fit like glove. Easy to install. Looks great.

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    1 Question • 1 Answer

    I want to use these in my 1967 C10 so I need to know the distance between the holes used to bolt them to the door.

    by Jim

    • 8 years ago

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