Need help finding part number or name for panel below dash (knee panel?)

[jph4387]

I recently inherited a 2003 Silverado single cab LS. The truck is missing the trim pieces below the lower dash in the foot well that covers the underside of the dash, i.e. from the steering wheel to the pedals. The driver is called the knee panel? Anyone have a part number? The trim piece is also missing in the center and on the passenger side. On the passenger side, this is the panel that has to be removed to access the cabin air filter. 

Any help would be appreciated. I'm fixing the truck up and would like to order replacements.

[richard wysong]

Bone yard is probably going to be your best bet, If there's an LKQ picapart near you the prices are very reasonable and they should have a good assortment, there are probably a few different options for some of the panels. I have an 04 parts truck if you are anywhere near the northshore of Massachusetts

[davester]

IDK part numbers.  I've gotten ones for my trucks from local junkyards.

 

 

[newdude]

15 hours ago, jph4387 said:

I recently inherited a 2003 Silverado single cab LS. The truck is missing the trim pieces below the lower dash in the foot well that covers the underside of the dash, i.e. from the steering wheel to the pedals. The driver is called the knee panel? Anyone have a part number? The trim piece is also missing in the center and on the passenger side. On the passenger side, this is the panel that has to be removed to access the cabin air filter. 

Any help would be appreciated. I'm fixing the truck up and would like to order replacements.

 

 

Local salvage yard.  LMC Truck doesn't re-pop these either.

 

The OE stuff is discontinued so numbers won't do you any good really.  Take a pic of your SPID label in the glovebox and when you go to the yard, find trucks with matching interior trim codes to get the right colored pieces.  

 

Trim code should be:

 

92I - shale/pewter

69I - medium beige/very dark pewter

52I - medium neutral

 

The bolster can be from a truck with or without center console.  Same bolster for both.  The other half, the center and passenger IP lower trim is specific for console or without console.  

Edited January 21 by newdude