- SKU:
- NAP-716-2222170
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- Delivery within 25 business days (US Made)
- Part Number:
- 716-2222170
- Manufacturer Part Number:
- 716-2222170
- Material:
- carpet
- Note 2:
- Bucket Seat
- Note 1:
- Cut and Sewn
- Surface Finish:
- Nylon cut pile
- Base Material:
- Cut Pile
- Specific Placement:
- Front & Rear
- Number of Pieces:
- 1
- media1alttext:
- Carpet for Vintage Chevrolet Corvair 2Dr in Lapis Blue Cutpile - Front & Rear Coverage, Bucket Seat Model Upgrade.
1960-1964 Corvair Nylon Carpet: Elevate Your Classic Car's Interior
Experience unmatched quality with this premium carpet designed for the discerning classic car enthusiast. Tailored to fit 1960-1964 Chevrolet Corvair models, this Cut Pile Lapis Blue carpet surpasses OEM standards and will breathe new life into your vehicle's interior.
- Manufactured in the US from true automotive-grade carpet
- Precision-cut to perfectly fit your vehicle's floor
- Easily installed within hours, ensuring long-lasting durability and a refreshed look for years to come
This automotive-grade carpet is perfect for classic car lovers seeking authentic parts quickly. Fuel your passion for restoration projects with our reliable customer service and convenient online shopping experience.
1960-1964 Corvair Nylon Carpet: Elevate Your Classic Car's Interior
Experience unmatched quality with this premium carpet designed for the discerning classic car enthusiast. Tailored to fit 1960-1964 Chevrolet Corvair models, this Cut Pile Lapis Blue carpet surpasses OEM standards and will breathe new life into your vehicle's interior.
- Manufactured in the US from true automotive-grade carpet
- Precision-cut to perfectly fit your vehicle's floor
- Easily installed within hours, ensuring long-lasting durability and a refreshed look for years to come
This automotive-grade carpet is perfect for classic car lovers seeking authentic parts quickly. Fuel your passion for restoration projects with our reliable customer service and convenient online shopping experience.
