Chevy Brookwood Body Parts

The badge Brookwood was first used in 1958 to designate the station wagon version of the Chevrolet Biscayne. It was a mid-priced, 4-door full-size wagon featuring a sculpted body shape which perfectly embodied the most authentic American spirit in car design. The model was totally redesigned in 1959 and in 1961, receiving a new body shape that was more in tune with the 1960s styling; the Brookwood became available both as a 2- and 4-door station wagon. Starting in 1962, Chevrolet named each station wagon after the series’ badge, and the name Brookwood was consequently dropped. In 1969, however, the badge revived, again associated with the wagon version of the third generation Biscayne. The badge Brookwood was eventually discontinued in 1973.

The Chevrolet Brookwood was appreciated for reliability and strength of its parts, but hitches happen and some components can break due to a collision, rust, or simply because of the age: sooner or later you will need to replace some body components of your vintage station wagon. Nothing easier: just visit our online shop, where you can find all required Chevrolet Brookwood body parts, including a floor pan, a small quarter window seal, or a quarter panel. For further info or questions, contact our reliable personnel at the online Help Center.