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Description
This bead rolled heater delete panel covers the factory heater box opening in the driver-side firewall of a 1967–1972 Chevy or GMC truck. Lay it over the firewall you already have, or butt weld it in for a flush, clean look if your fabrication skills are up to it.
Features
- Laser cut from 18 gauge steel.
- Bead rolled for rigidity — the beads are structural, not just for looks.
- Lays over the existing firewall, or butt welds in for a seamless finish.
- Made to be installed by the do-it-yourselfer.
- Pairs with our 67-72 bead rolled firewall panel for a fully smooth look under the hood.
Fitment notes
Fits 1967–1972 Chevy and GMC C10, C20, C30, K10, K20, K30, Blazer, Jimmy and Suburban. This is the heater delete panel only — the firewall panel is sold separately. It ships in bare steel so you are not stripping a finish off before you weld.
Truck compatibility and specs
Fits these trucks
1967–1972
Not sure this is the right part for your truck? Send us your year, make and model and we will confirm the fit before you order. Not sure what year your truck is? Decode its VIN.
Specifications
- Part number
- 6772HD-BR
- Material
- Raw Steel
- Brand
- LS Fabrication
- Interior / Exterior
- Exterior
- Weight
- 3.8 kg
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Installation
Lay the panel over the top of your existing firewall and weld or rivet it down, or cut the heater box opening out and butt weld the panel in for a flush finish. Either way it is meant to be an easy job for the do-it-yourselfer.
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Bead Rolled Heater Delete Panel - 67-72 GMC Chevy Truck
Common questions
Does the panel arrive finished, or does it need work?
It arrives laser cut and formed in raw steel, ready to be fitted. Plan on final trimming to your own truck, then prep and paint - the parts are shipped bare on purpose so you are not stripping a finish off before you weld.
Can I bolt it in instead of welding?
On most panels, yes. Several carry laser etched markings to drill from if you would rather bolt them, and customers have welded, screwed, riveted and bonded them in. Check the Features list on this page for what this particular panel is set up for.
How much trimming should I expect?
Usually a few minutes with a cut-off wheel. Fifty years of body work, previous repairs and factory tolerance mean no two cabs or beds are identical, so the panels are cut slightly generous rather than short. Test fit before any final welding.
How do I know it fits my truck?
This part is listed for 1967–1972 Chevy and GMC Blazer, C10, C20, C30, Jimmy, K10 and others. The full year, make and model list is in the Truck Compatibility tab on this page. If your truck has been modified, or you are between two of the year ranges we list, send us the year, make and model and we will confirm the fit before you order rather than after.
How long before it ships?
It is a stock item and leaves our warehouse in 1-3 business days. Transit after that is typically 2-5 business days in the United States. Larger orders can arrive in more than one box on different days.
What if it is not right for the truck?
You have 30 days from delivery to return it by mail. Return shipping is on you, and the part needs to come back uninstalled and unmodified - once a part has been trimmed or welded it cannot go back. Made-to-order items are final sale. The full terms are on our returns page.
Still not sure? Contact us before you order.
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