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Greetings! I've got a 63 GMC Panel in Connecticut that I used to go on great road trips with my step father in about 35 years ago... we're now restoring it.
Just came across this forum and was hoping I may be able to get some info on inner fenders... need new ones and having a hard time finding any that fit right. Anybody have an luck here with this, or have any suggestions on where we may get our hands on some? Or anything to stay away from?
Any info would be greatly appreciated!

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welcome to the garage .... it may be that the Chev and GMC inners are slightly different, but most of the vendors list them as the same, like American Classic, who have pictures you can check, usually there's some "fitting" required with the repro sheet metal .... look in the links section, there's suppliers in CA you might be able to check with, and try a post in the 60-66 forum for a more definitive answer - you could always try a post in the parts wanted for good used, lots of folks from CA here, you might find some near by with spares

good luck with the resurrection, and we'd love to see pics if you have some to show

Bill


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Thanks Bill!
Will certainly get some pics up.
And will do all of the above.
Appreciate the response.
We did get a repro already... should fit any 60-66... but it just doesn't seem right. If we muscle/fit it in there, it pulls off the line of how it lines up with the actual fender and then isn't flush and just doesn't look right. Parts section may be the ticket here, I'll get on it.

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trying to get pictures in here darnit.

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no pics allowed here, get some used ones from RJ in the swap meet or patch the old ones.


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yes, pics can only be linked to here, you need to have them hosted elsewhere, like a free photo host - see the policy link on the left

Bill


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"When we tug a single thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world" ~ John Muir
"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
Some TF series details & TF heater pics

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