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I'm looking to get my truck inspected soon and on the road. My 3600 is just a cab and chassis, which P.O. removed the old grain box bed that it had. To pass, I need to get the rear wheels covered. I did pick up a cheap set of rear fenders that aren't great, but will serve the purpose. I was wondering if anyone can show any examples of using some kind of lumber just over the axle which would be sufficient to hold a pair of fenders on? Also, I have the rear fender to frame brackets, but nothing else to align the fenders over the wheels to. Any suggestions?
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