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OPR Chevelle Wheel Well Molding, Rear Right, Except Wagon, 1970-1972

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OPR Chevelle Wheel Well Molding, Rear Right, Except Wagon, 1970-1972
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      Features

        • Restoration Correct Wheel Well Molding
        • Fits Right Rear Wheel Well
        • Anodized Aluminum Construction
        • Will Not Fit Chevelle Wagons
        • Does Not Include Molding Screws
        • Ecklers Legacy Number: 605662

      Description

      The wheel well moldings on your Second Generation 1970, 1971, or 1972 Chevelle serve a few different purposes. Aside from improving the overall look of the A-Body, wheel well moldings act as a seal where the metal fender and the plastic or metal wheel well wall meet, which prevents mud, road grime, salt, and other normal road matter from becoming lodged under the fender, causing damage and rusting. Whether your Chevrolet is missing one, or it has become worn over time from protecting your metal fender, it may be time to get a new restoration correct wheel well molding from Eckler's Chevelle & Malibu. Fitting the rear right wheel well, this molding has an anodized aluminum construction and will look great on your Chevelle, while als

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