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Cleaning out tool boxes and ran across this pair of clips.

Don't THINK they belong on a 69 Camaro, but have no recollection of where they came from.

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When I saw these I thought they were drip rail connectors but I’m wrong. This one is off my 67 Camaro. If you use drip rail moldings you have to remove them.
They may be a rail connector but for a different model car, not a first gen Camaro.

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