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1967 Chevy Nova Headlight Bezel, Left Hand

Item EK-85-325783-1
1967 Chevy Nova Headlight Bezel, Left Hand
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      Features

      • Manufactured With The Correct Black Color With Chrome Accents
      • Manufactured On Original GM Tooling
      • Licensed GM Part
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 85-23734

      Description

      1967 Nova headlight bezels take hits over the years, leaving them less than perfect. Harsh weather conditions batter your Nova headlight bezels while road dirt and rocks beat and sandblast the finish away. Over time, your headlight bezels start looking tired, and nothing looks worse on a fresh restoration than worn headlight bezels. Eckler's Nova has the answer for you! These Nova headlight bezels are made from bright chrome and black die cast trim to bring the best and brightest finish. This officially GM licensed headlamp bezel is manufactured on original tooling. From racers, show cars, hot rods, and daily drivers, you can trust Eckler's Nova for all of your rest

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