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#107188 09/04/2003 2:42 AM
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The art of cutting an AD fender and inverting the cut-out to accomodate a side mount spare is pretty well accepted, but can you do the same with 55-66 step-side fenders ?? My gut says "No", but I'd like a second opinion.

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I'm pretty sure you can't as the AD models are stamped when the fender is, and the task force ones are a seperate piece spot welded in , I happen to have a TF side mouont fender if your interested.


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