1955-59Chevy/GMC truck
Classic Chevy Look, Custom Interior Feel
Fesler's interior upgrades are designed specifically for 1955-59 Chevy trucks, giving you a perfect fit with zero headaches. Whether you're restoring a classic or just upgrading the inside, our door panels and seats bring fresh style without compromising the original look.
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1955-59 Chevy/GMC truck guide
Everything for your Chevy/GMC truck, in one place
Fesler has been building classic cars and trucks in Phoenix since 1996. This lineup mixes parts we make ourselves with brands we run in our own builds, all listed for the 1955-59 Chevy/GMC truck.
- Platform
- 1955-59 Chevy/GMC truck
- In this lineup
- 39 products
- Fesler glass
- Made in North America with Pilkington USA
- Fesler interior
- Made in America by Fesler
- Shop
- Phoenix, Arizona, since 1996
How to order
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Tap Save as my vehicle at the top of the page. Every product page will then tell you if a part fits your Chevy/GMC truck.
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Use the chips above the grid, or the lineup below, to jump straight to glass, door panels, dash, seats and more.
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Most parts order online. For a second opinion on fit or finish, call or text the shop before you order.
Call or text 480-748-2000
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Good questions
Do these interior parts fit all 1955-59 Chevy trucks?
Yes! Our door panels and interior parts are precision-engineered for 1955-59 Chevy trucks, ensuring a bolt-on fit with no modifications needed.
Are these OEM-style replacements or custom designs?
Fesler panels are designed to maintain the classic look while offering modern fit and finish. They blend seamlessly with your truck's interior while providing a clean, custom upgrade.
Do I need to drill or modify anything for installation?
No drilling, no hassle. Our panels are pre-cut and designed to fit factory mounting points, making installation quick and easy.
How do I know a part fits my Chevy/GMC truck?
Everything in this collection is listed for the 1955-59 Chevy/GMC truck. Tap Save as my vehicle at the top of the page and every product page will tell you if a part fits. Some parts come in more than one version, so check the options before you add to cart.
Which parts are made by Fesler?
Fesler flush mount glass is made in North America with our partner Pilkington USA. Fesler interior parts are made in America by Fesler. Parts from other brands are made by their own manufacturers, and each listing shows the maker.
Is flush glass available for my Chevy/GMC truck?
The glass program status board lists every platform that is shipping now, on the way, in production or coming soon. See the status board.
Can Fesler build my whole interior?
Yes. Fesler is a custom fabrication interior shop in Phoenix, building everything from single parts to complete hand-built interiors. See our builds or call the shop to talk through your project.
Can I pay over time?
Yes. Pay-over-time options are available at checkout. See payment options for how it works.
More answers on the FAQ page.
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