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1954 Chevy Truck Parts

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About 1954 Chevy Truck Parts

1954 Chevy truck parts for the final Advance Design year. 1954 is the one to be careful with. Chevrolet restyled the front end that year — new grille bar, one-piece curved windshield, redesigned dash and instrument cluster — so a truck badged Advance Design in 1954 does not take every part that fits a 1950. The cab structure carries over, but the cowl, glass and dash areas changed.

That is why this page exists separately from the earlier years. LS Fabrication’s parts for the 1954 cab include bead rolled firewalls, kick panels and upper cowl fillers, aluminum door panels, billet door handles and the 3100 steering wheel, transmission tunnels and inner fender extensions, AC and heater vents with billet control panels, speaker brackets, and tailgate and truck bed hardware.

If you are working on a 1954, start here rather than on a general Advance Design listing — the differences are in exactly the places you cut and fit.