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This CRL Windshield Molding for 1982-1986 GM Cars (Various Models) is sold on a 112" (2845 mm) roll and can also be used as a universal molding for various cars, trucks and vans.
Today's automobiles have gone away from clip-on metal moldings in favor of Extruded Windshield Moldings which are bonded with urethane adhesive at the time of installation. These Extruded Windshield Moldings are usually destroyed when the old windshield is removed. CRL stock OEM quality replacements for these moldings in various configurations and types. The easiest way to order them is to match them to the year/make/model of the vehicle you are working on.
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CRL WFS963 Windshield Molding 1982-1986 GM Cars (Various Models)
Item #: WFS963 by CR Laurence
Brand: CRL
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Type
Windshield Molding
Vehicle Type
1982-1986 GM Cars
Year(s)
1982-1986
Vehicle Make
Chevy,GMC
Vehicle Model
Various
Product Overview
This CRL Windshield Molding for 1982-1986 GM Cars (Various Models) is sold on a 112" (2845 mm) roll and can also be used as a universal molding for various cars, trucks and vans.
Today's automobiles have gone away from clip-on metal moldings in favor of Extruded Windshield Moldings which are bonded with urethane adhesive at the time of installation. These Extruded Windshield Moldings are usually destroyed when the old windshield is removed. CRL stock OEM quality replacements for these moldings in various configurations and types. The easiest way to order them is to match them to the year/make/model of the vehicle you are working on.