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I am trying to assemble the front end of my 1941 chevy truck which is a restoration/street rod project in the ditty gallery.
http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery/mason%20thad%201941.html

Does anyone know where the gaskets, welting, etc would go?

Is there supposed to be some sort of rubber (or gasket) isolation between the following:
The inner fender and the fender?
The inner fender and the radiator support?
The upper filler pan (the part the front hood latch is attached to) and the two mounting points (radiator support and fender brace)?

Any advice, assembly views, etc would be very helpful.



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I used 30 lb tar paper and made my own.


Give me ambiguity
or give me something else
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Thank You, I may have to give that a try.


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