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These rear window trim panels are finally back in stock! This 4-piece set of trim fits around the rear quarter windows on non-landau 2-door Malibus and is available in all factory colors as well as black.

If you have a bucket seat car with the small tray at the front of the center console, then you know very little fits into it. Upgrade to our new larger tray for more practical storage...it's a great size for modern smart phones!

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.

Instantly improve your interior's appearance with a new console lid. Made of solid urethane with an OE like texture that will not warp or split like the OEM vinyl and includes a metal hinge and new latch. New lower price on black lids!

These seatbelt sleeves fit the inner female portion of the seatbelts (between seat and center console) and are often lost, broken or faded from age. Great way to finish off your interior rebuild. Sold as a pair and fit bucket seats only.

This reproduction cable attaches the heater control in the dash to the pivot point for the blend door on top of the heater box. The clip where it attaches to the heater box typically breaks making your temperature control inoperable. Fits 1978-1988 Monte Carlo, El Camino & Malibu.

Dixie has reproduced the coolant overflow tank that GM discontinued in 2018. We have also reproduced the windshield washer bottle at a substantial savings to the GM bottle. Fit, finish and appearance of both are better than the original !

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).

In the past, the only way to repair the floor section under your rear seat was to make patch panels from scratch. Finally, direct weld-in replacements are available to properly restore rust and damage.