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Single speaker door panels are back in stock and less expensive than before. Made from injected molded ABS plastic and each panel fits one 5-1/4" speaker (can use a 6-1/2" speakers with slight modification).
Rear kick panel sets are finally back in stock for your 78-87 El Camino! These ABS plastic reproductions fit on the b-pillar beside the seat(s) and cover the seatbelt mechanism.
Tired of the lack luster music coming from those stock 4" x 10" speakers in the rear? If so, upgrade to 6" x 9" speakers with the help of these direct bolt-in adapters. Speakers not included.
We are happy to report that our exclusive rear speaker panels are back in stock! These panels fit in the back seat armrest area and you can choose a set that hold 4inch speakers for a direct fit or panels that hold up to 6-1/2inch speakers. A great addition to any G-body car for the music lover!
1978-1988 Monte Carlo, El Camino, & Malibu black powder coated "Body by Fisher" sill plates-rocker panels (pair). Now you can add some style while replacing your missing or damaged sill plates.
This heavy duty aftermarket shaft provides more clearance for larger engines and aftermarket headers.
Whether you are replacing rusted factory console brackets, adding a center console to a car that wasn't equipped with one or replacing the floor pan, Dixie manufactures all the brackets needed to complete the job
This injection molded ABS plastic front lower kick panel set is designed to mount a pair of 5-1/4" speakers in place of your factory kick panels.
This is the rubber and steel piece that holds the window from popping out at speed. It is riveted to the upper front corner of the roof rail retainer. Sold individually, two required per car.
Upgrade your stock dim 80's headlamps with our newest headlamp conversion kit that utilizes replaceable LED bulbs. Having tested many LED bulbs in the past, we have found that these provide far greater visibility at a cost that does not break the bank.
This plastic plug is often lost or broken and covers the bolt that attaches the inner seatbelt.