1967 Chevy Impala fender skirts with moldings

1967 Chevy Impala Fender Skirts with Moldings

Looking to restore the smooth, elegant rear styling of your 1967 Chevrolet Impala? This OEM-style pair of fender skirts with moldings is the perfect solution. These high-quality skirts come complete with the correct moldings and deliver the authentic factory appearance that defines the classic full-size Chevy look.

Original fender skirts often suffer from rust, dents, or missing trim after decades of use. Replacing them with a complete pair of 1967 Chevy Impala fender skirts with moldings brings back the clean, flowing lines and polished details these cars are known for. Whether you are finishing a full restoration or refreshing the exterior, this set provides a strong visual upgrade.

Why These 1967 Impala Fender Skirts Matter

Fender skirts were a popular option on the 1967 Impala and helped create a smoother, more formal rear profile. The skirts cover the rear wheel openings and work together with the moldings to deliver a finished, upscale appearance. When the original skirts are damaged or missing, the rear of the car looks incomplete.

A quality replacement set restores:

• The classic covered-wheel look
• Correct factory contours and fitment
• Bright moldings that add polished detail
• Better overall authenticity for restoration projects

These skirts help your 1967 Impala look sharper and more complete from every angle.

Key Features and Benefits

• Exact Fitment: Designed specifically for the 1967 Chevrolet Impala
• Complete Pair: Includes both left and right fender skirts
• Includes Moldings: Comes with the correct trim moldings for a finished look
• OEM-Style Design: Matches original shape and styling
• Durable Construction: Built for long-term use and proper fit
• Ready for Installation: Direct-fit design that works with original mounting points
• Excellent Value: Affordable way to restore a key exterior feature

This set is ideal for restorations, show cars, or any 1967 Impala that needs the correct rear fender skirt appearance.

Technical Specifications

• Vehicle Fitment: 1967 Chevrolet Impala
• Position: Rear Fender Skirts (Left + Right)
• Contents: Pair of fender skirts with moldings
• Style: OEM / Factory-style reproduction
• Condition: Brand new
• Mounting: Direct factory-style installation

Installation Overview

Installing new fender skirts is a manageable job for most classic car owners. Basic steps include:

1. Remove the old or damaged fender skirts carefully.
2. Clean the mounting surfaces on the body thoroughly.
3. Transfer or install the moldings onto the new skirts if required.
4. Align the new skirts and secure them using the original or new fasteners.
5. Check for proper fit and even gaps along the body.

Most owners complete the installation with basic hand tools. Taking time to ensure correct alignment produces the best finished look.

Why Choose These Fender Skirts?

Finding original 1967 Impala fender skirts in good condition with intact moldings can be difficult and expensive. These high-quality OEM-style reproductions give you a complete, ready-to-install solution that restores both the skirts and the moldings in one package.

When properly installed, these 1967 Chevy Impala fender skirts with moldings help your classic look cleaner, more authentic, and better finished.

Compatibility Note: These fender skirts are designed specifically for the 1967 Chevrolet Impala. Confirm your vehicle year and options before ordering.

FAQ

Will these fender skirts fit my 1967 Impala?
Yes. This set is designed specifically for the 1967 Chevrolet Impala.

Does the set include both left and right skirts?
Yes. You receive a complete pair.

Do the skirts come with the moldings?
Yes. This set includes the fender skirts with the correct moldings.

Are these genuine OEM parts?
These are high-quality OEM-style reproduction skirts built to match original fit and appearance.

How difficult is installation?
Moderate. Most owners with basic tools can complete the job successfully.

Will these improve the appearance of my Impala?
Yes. They restore the classic covered-wheel look and add polished molding detail to the rear of the car.