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For years we had to make our own version of this, and they always worked well, but usually didn't turn out too pretty! This product holds the bottom of the decklid latched about 3" OPEN, secure but allowing cool air into your hot engine compartment! CNC machined aluminum, is designed to prop open the bottom of 1958-1963 decklids.
Includes allen screws to fasten to your car. Designed to keep your carb linkage, dual carbs, throttle bodies or air cleaners from contacting your decklid, but it's best purpose is improved airflow & cooling to the engine compartment. This Stand-off will prop open the bottom of your decklid by about 3".
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