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| | | | Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 14,522 Moderator: Welcome Centre, Southern Bolters, Legion Hall | | Moderator: Welcome Centre, Southern Bolters, Legion Hall Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 14,522 | thanks,Joe,Rat,..my truck is a 37pickup in case you wonder. The fiberglass fenders and running boards came from R&R Fiberglass in Tennessee. if you wnat the phone # let me know. I can look it up and get it back to you. They seem to be just a tat bit lighter than some but they work well. I think I have the solution. My nephew works at the Freightliner Plant her in town and he says they have a gun that is something like a glue gun which they "squirt" a spot of it on a chassis and then place some type of "fastener with threads" and use it to attach stuff. He says its tough as old chevy's. If we can get our hands on it or he can borrow a gun I'm gonna put some on the inside of my fenders and a spot on the chassis. with the fasteners stuck there I can fabricate me a small brace. I don't think it will take much.
Rat, I also like the weight of the fiberglass. My truck only weighs 2820 with a full tank of gas. The 350 will carry it for a ride..wild ride! | | |
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