Upper Window Channels

The 1965 Chevy Impala was the first of the fourth generation of Impalas, and it started out with a new design. It then went on to set an annual sales record when it sold over one million cars in the United States. The 1966 was almost as popular with its big block options. These cars are still popular among collectors and those who want to hotrod these engines. Whether you are customizing or restoring, you need to replace worn out window channels. H&H Classic can help you with classic Chevy parts.

The window channels help to hold the windows in place when the windows are rolled up. They prevent rain and elements from entering the vehicle and reduce noise. This is a set of four correctly bent upper window channels for the 4-door sedan body style of the 1965 and 1966 Impala, Caprice, Bel Air or Biscayne. These channels can become damaged if the car has been sitting, and if you do not replace them, you run the risk of getting water inside the cabin, which can ruin the interior. They are manufactured by RePops, a well-known restoration parts manufacturer of classic car parts.

H&H Classic offers free technical assistance from our experienced staff if you should have any questions about these channels or any other parts. We offer a large selection and low prices on our Impala parts. Order your upper window channels here.