Fender Skirt Hardware Clips

New reproduction 4-piece clip set. Used to hold down the corners of fender skirts.

When Chevrolet introduced the first new model for 1955, they could not have known how many sales they would be making in the next three years. The popularity of those three years has given way to clubs, websites and car shows dedicated to the customization of the Tri-Fives. If you are restoring yours and have added a new set of fender skirts, then H&H Classic has the fender skirt hardware clips to secure them in place.

The fender skirt was originally designed in the 1920s to add aerodynamics during a run at a land speed record. The fender skirt was both aerodynamic and attractive, so Chevrolet added them to their cars. They cover the rear wheels, and they are held in place with clips. These fender skirt hardware clips are designed for the Tri-Five and Impala models manufactured from 1955 through 1957. These clips are created specifically for these cars, so you know that they will properly hold the fender skirt in place. Improper fitting fender skirts clips may allow the skirt to become loose, which may result in it falling off during driving. These fender skirt hardware clips are made by United Pacific. United Pacific manufactures reproduction hardware, body molding fasteners and other clips for classic cars. This is a 4-piece set designed to hold down the corners of the fender skirt. We make it easy to shop for reproduction parts for your Tri-Five by offering a large selection and low prices on all our parts while providing fast shipping and easy returns.