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Full Size Chevy Heater Hose Kit, Original Style Ribbed Hose, 1959-1964

Item EK-40-139360-1
Full Size Chevy Heater Hose Kit, Original Style Ribbed Hose, 1959-1964
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      Product Information

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      Features

        • Best Quality Reproduction Chevy Heater Hoses
        • Officially Licensed GM Restoration Part
        • Includes "Spring Ring" Corbin Hose Clamps
        • Ribbed Hose With "GM Square" Logo Stenciled On Just As Original
        • Made In USA
        • Ecklers Legacy Number: 518217

      Description

      Heater hoses from the parts store just won't cut it for a show winning car. Eckler's Late Great Chevy has the best quality parts like our heater hoses that are factory correct for show winners at the best price even the daily driven or weekend warrior car owner can afford. Trust Ecklers Late Great Chevy for all of your Impala, Biscayne, Nomad & Bel Air parts needs.

      Fits: 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 & 1964

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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