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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.

Get our latest t-shirt design that displays the nose of our '86 Monte SS.

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.

The factory rear shelf is known to warp and rot. Our ABS plastic shelf will last a lifetime and is available in raw plastic or carpeted in your factory color.

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.

The factory license plate pocket is very prone to becoming brittle and breaking. Our new durable ABS plastic replacements are a direct fit and will far out last the GM part. Comes raw black and ready for paint.

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!

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 !

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.