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Had a friend over yesterday, we worked on "THE PANEL", cutting out 4 rusted area's and welding in home-made patch panels......3 turned out great, i wished i could have found a passenger side rear fender...back patch panel...off a donor fender or store-bought panel.....any idea's where i could get one????only need about 6" slice off the rear fender on the bottom of the section near the rear bumper........had a good day popping out dents and my friend did a great job welding in the panels...(wished i could weld good)....all idea's appreciated.thanks


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I've read they are the same contour as the pickup fenders only half as wide. If so you should be able to cut what you need off one.


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I've see those fenders available in fiberglass reproduction, but otherwise I think you are stuck looking for a better fender, or cutting a patch out of a pickup fender. Panels and Suburbans seem to rust pretty badly back in that area, so finding a good one could be tough.


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Cletis----fender's half as wide???/please explain.........as i am a rookie at this truck repair/body work....thanks


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All I know about it is what I've read-

panel fender discussion


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i wished i could have found a passenger side rear fender...back patch panel...off a donor fender .....any idea's where i could get one????only need about 6" slice off the rear fender on the bottom of the section near the rear bumper...........all idea's appreciated.thanks[/QB]
M.T. can hack out a patch panel outta a fender. wink


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