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Deluxe Door Panel Loop Carpet; Medium Blue (1968 Camaro)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-33-904864
Deluxe Door Panel Loop Carpet; Medium Blue (1968 Camaro)
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      ® Authorized reproduction of the carpet that is installed at the bottom of the door panel on models equipped with the optional Deluxe Interior option. The revolutionary new Rayon yarn used in the construction of this assembly, duplicates the appearance of the original factory 80%-20% Rayon/Nylon loop carpet found on the original factory deluxe door panel. This carpet set features the correct style binding that separates the lower portion of the door panel from the upper section of the panel.

      Made in USA

      Chevrolet Interior Color Codes:

      • 1968 Camaro Color Codes (719) (720) Medium Blue

      Fitment:

      • 1968 Chevrolet Camaro

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