Enhance your 1993 to 2002 Chevy Camaro, Pontiac Trans Am, and Firebird with our custom 3D Printed Column Shrouds, designed to cover your aftermarket column and provide a more OEM look. Developed from a precise 3D scan of the original shroud, these covers fit the factory interior perfectly, ensuring a seamless integration.
Each shroud comes with a carbon fiber or ABS front closeout, delivering a sleek and finished appearance. To ensure a perfect fit, please provide your column diameter when placing your order. Printed from PA 12 nylon, these shrouds offer a textured look that matches the OEM interior while withstanding the heat inside your vehicle.
Additionally, these shrouds are available with options to house either a Kubota style or a Motion Race Works style blinker switch.
Key Features:
OEM Fit and Finish: Designed from a 3D scan of the original shroud, ensuring a perfect fit with the factory interior.
High-Quality Materials: Printed from durable PA 12 nylon, offering a textured look and heat resistance.
Customizable Closeout: Available with a carbon fiber or ABS front closeout for a finished look.
Tailored Fit: Requires your column diameter for a precise fit on your aftermarket column.
Switch Housing Options: Can be configured to house a Kubota style or a Motion Race Works style blinker switch.
Upgrade your Camaro, Trans Am, or Firebird’s interior with CarChains3d’s Column Shrouds, combining functionality with a factory-like appearance.
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