Description
- High quality fiberglass
- Fits the 1963-1964 Corvette
- Hand laid fiberglass for stronger, more durable, quality produce
- Precision Fit – Heavily Reinforced Molds
- Finest Resins, 3 Layers Of 1.5 Oz Mat, and Soft Sanding Gel Coat
- Includes molded-in header bar and headlight mounting end plates
- Proper Reinforcements Provide Long Term Durability
- Save Time & Money – Precision Trimming Minimizes Prep
- Made In The USA
- Please allow extra time for manufacturing and delivery
This fiberglass Corvette Front End will improve and accentuate your vehicle’s original styling. It’s been engineered and made by experienced craftsman who pay close attention to detail. These men and women take pride in the products they build to ensure this sleek, detailed, Corvette part complements your vehicle’s inner design, giving it that outstanding look every Corvette owner craves.
We make all the parts needed for your 1963-1967 complete body coupe or complete body convertible project. See the links below for more information or call us. We have the experts to help with this big project.
The hand laid fiberglass Corvette Front End is strong and durable. Each mold has been painstakingly reproduced from the original GM body parts and has heavy reinforcements to ensure consistent quality and a superior fit. They are NOT built using a chopper gun as with cheaper imitations. Hand lamination is used to make every part. The gray gel coat finish is perfect to sand, seal and paint which means minimal prep time.
Conditions out of our control are rough on vehicles, so we use high quality materials to withstand years of exposure to the elements. This Corvette Front End looks great and will add originality, style and attitude to your car!
Ships via freight carrier to your business or residence.
We make everything we sell & sell everything we make
NOTE: Fiberglass Panels Require Fitting, Trimming, Shimming, And Special Finishing. Unless You Are Experienced In Working With Fiberglass, Vette Shoppe Recommends Using A Qualified Body Shop.
