Description
Our 1947-1954 Bead Rolled Chevy truck firewall is the replacement panel for your truck that separates the engine from the cab. Moreover, these panels are also known as filler or body panels.
Your factory firewall rusts and will have damage over time. However, LS Fabrication has the best GM and Chevy truck replacement body panels that ensure a perfect fit at an affordable price. Also, they are the most popular chevy truck smooth firewalls on the market.
Our 1947-1954 Bead Rolled Chevy Truck Firewalls are:
- ★ Laser cut from 18 gauge steel.
- ★ Available in 4 different bead rolled styles: Blank, Tracy, Kalinda, and Holly.
- ★ Made to be easily installed by the “do it yourself” mechanic.
- ★ Easy way to give your GM and Chevy Truck a custom look under the hood.
- ★ Also available as a smooth firewall with no bead rolling.
Installation:
Also, if you are doing work on your 3100 AD classic truck cab or engine bay, check out these awesome products that go great with our Bead Rolled Firewalls:
Matthew wilson –
This is what you need to give your truck that clean look. The process went so smooth and Now im Look foward to opening my hood to show off the heart of the truck.
Paul – Emile Badeau (verified owner) –
Got my firewall installed and painted. At first was was going to weld up the holes but then I notice how clean these firewalls look. So not only did we save a lot of time !!! But it cleaned up the whole firewall. Especially after we finished paint I knew I made the right choice !!!!!
David Cormier –
These panels are a simple install and get rid of all those holes you no longer need. A good afternoon project that is easily worth the time and money.
Dana (verified owner) –
Nice piece. Looks way better than a factory fire wall.
Kris Hauser (store manager) –
Thanks so much Dana and thanks for taking the time to leave a review!
Michael Sehorn (verified owner) –
Will let you know when I put in on.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
First set was damaged, but a second set was sent out right away, when I reported the damage. Packaging was damaged again on second set, but they were fine. Might want to look at more robust packaging.