Headlight lid
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Racer
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Headlight lid
While adjusting my headlight lid it broke. 
It was so brittle that the part that the screw goes into on the side just desolved. The 2 screws on the rear have been broken for a while now and I have tried to repair it with a bonding agent without success. Now theres only one on the other side holding it on.
Does anyone have an in on used parts? I can seem to find anyone that has one for a resonable price.
Looking for a lid, tourch red on the drivers side.
Thanks for your help.
It was so brittle that the part that the screw goes into on the side just desolved. The 2 screws on the rear have been broken for a while now and I have tried to repair it with a bonding agent without success. Now theres only one on the other side holding it on.Does anyone have an in on used parts? I can seem to find anyone that has one for a resonable price.
Looking for a lid, tourch red on the drivers side.
Thanks for your help.
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Corvette Recycling is a great place to start.
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You could also see if Marc at VetteNuts has what you are looking for.
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Thanks Tech
Well I re-installed them and they seem pretty firm however there was not enough material the side (passenger side screw) so it would adhere. It also seems that the flange (for the lack of a better word) that surrounds it seems to be holding it in place. I know that it wasn't designed to hold onto the lid however it seems to be doing double duty.
Let’s hope it holds on the fwy/hwy at night. If it does then I'm in like Flint!
Well I re-installed them and they seem pretty firm however there was not enough material the side (passenger side screw) so it would adhere. It also seems that the flange (for the lack of a better word) that surrounds it seems to be holding it in place. I know that it wasn't designed to hold onto the lid however it seems to be doing double duty.
Let’s hope it holds on the fwy/hwy at night. If it does then I'm in like Flint!
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Thanks Tech
Well I re-installed them and they seem pretty firm however there was not enough material the side (passenger side screw) so it would adhere. It also seems that the flange (for the lack of a better word) that surrounds it seems to be holding it in place. I know that it wasn't designed to hold onto the lid however it seems to be doing double duty.
Let’s hope it holds on the fwy/hwy at night. If it does then I'm in like Flint!
Well I re-installed them and they seem pretty firm however there was not enough material the side (passenger side screw) so it would adhere. It also seems that the flange (for the lack of a better word) that surrounds it seems to be holding it in place. I know that it wasn't designed to hold onto the lid however it seems to be doing double duty.
Let’s hope it holds on the fwy/hwy at night. If it does then I'm in like Flint!
