AMD Upper Radiator Support Panel | 81-88 Chevy GMC CK Truck SUV

AMD Upper Radiator Support Panel | 81-88 Chevy GMC CK Truck SUV

Upgrade your cooling system’s foundation with the Upper Radiator Support Panel – 1981–1988 Chevy and GMC C/K Squarebody Pickup Truck, Blazer, Jimmy, and Suburban with 454 Engine. Crafted with all-new tooling by Auto Metal Direct (AMD), this premium OE-style reproduction replaces GM part# 14018600, delivering factory-correct fitment and durability for your classic truck or SUV restoration. Designed specifically for big-block 454 applications, this panel ensures proper radiator positioning and front-end structural alignment—critical for performance, function, and appearance.

Built for the demands of heavy-duty Squarebody trucks, this support panel fits C10, C20, C30, K10, K20, and K30 models. Whether you're restoring a rugged 4x4 or a classic street cruiser, this AMD panel is a trusted choice for quality and precision.

Key Features

• Direct replacement for GM part# 14018600

• Fits 1981–1988 Chevy/GMC C/K Squarebody pickups and SUVs with factory 454 big-block V8

• Compatible with C10, C20, C30, K10, K20, K30, Blazer, Jimmy, and Suburban

• OE-style restoration part built with all-new precision tooling

• Constructed from heavy-gauge steel for superior strength

• Finished in EDP coating to prevent rust before installation

• Designed to factory specs for a precise fit and alignment

• Supports radiator and front-end sheet metal components

• Backed by AMD’s reputation for premium restoration parts and craftsmanship

Vehicle Compatibility

This panel fits the following 1981–1988 models equipped with a 454 engine:

• Chevrolet: C10, C20, C30, K10, K20, K30 Pickup, Blazer, Suburban

• GMC: C15, C25, C35, K15, K25, K35 Pickup, Jimmy, Suburban

Restore structural integrity and cooling reliability with AMD’s premium upper radiator support panel—the perfect OE-style replacement for your classic truck restoration or engine swap project. Trust Auto Metal Direct for quality that lasts.

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