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1947-1954 Chevy GMC Advance Design truck parts

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1967-1972 Chevy GMC C10 truck parts

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1973-1987 Chevy GMC Square Body truck parts

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1988-1998 Chevy GMC OBS truck parts

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S10 1982-2004 Chevy GMC truck parts

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Custom Sheet Metal Truck Panels

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58 items under Sheet Metal Panels, for trucks from 1947 to 1998. Mostly LS Fabrication — check the fitment line on a listing before you order.

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About Sheet Metal Panels

Custom sheet metal panels are the core of what we make. Everything in this list is drawn, laser cut and formed in our own shop rather than bought in, which is why the fitment notes are as specific as they are - we know what each panel was cut against.

Smooth firewalls, floor pans, bed corners, stone shields, inner fenders and wheel tubs, in steel or aluminum depending on the part. Panels ship raw and unfinished on purpose: a weld-in panel with primer on it is a panel you strip before you can weld it. Expect to trim, fit, tack and finish - these are fabrication parts, not bolt-ons.