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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.

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.

Dixie has huge selection of everything you'll need to re-seal your classic car!

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.

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 1973-1977 Monte Carlo, Chevelle, Malibu, & El Camino molded black padded dash cover will restore your broken or faded dash and resemble the look of the factory padded style.

This is a quick and inexpensive way to freshen up your interior. Most original chrome ends are peeling and/or the center caps are missing. Sold as set for both doors, 4 chrome ends and 4 center caps.

Replace your broken or unwanted seatbelt release mechanisms and clean up your door jamb with Dixie's block off plate kit. If you have replaced the stock seatbelts with new modern versions, then you no longer need the factory seatbelt releases located on the door striker posts. The original pieces are often broken and were discontinued by GM long ago. These stainless steel plates can be installed as is, can be polished or painted body color.

Many headliners are in stock and ready for immediate shipment! As we approach the end of the driving season, it is the perfect time to beat the rush and avoid long product delays that we see in the Winter/Spring.