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39 1 1/2 Ton GMC Front Fenders
#112353 04/14/2003 4:41 AM
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I have a 1939 1 1/2 Ton GMC pickup that I am restoring and am wondering if anyone has a front view picture of the front fenders. The problem is the bottom part of the fender that goes over the frame has had a piece removed with a torch. The missing piece is about 8 inches long and 3 inches high. My question is, Is the bottom of the fender flat or is there a notch for the frame? Thanks in advance for the advice.
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Spadink,, Welcome to the stovebolt page smile
For starters, I will suggest looking at the pics in the gallery here on the stovebolt. If you find a truck there with the correct fenders just cut and paste them onto yours grin Just kidding,. You may find a pic there and be able to email the owner for more details and measurements cool

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Re: 39 1 1/2 Ton GMC Front Fenders
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The bottom of the fender has a notch for the frame on Chevy 1-1/2 ton,not sure on GMC.

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