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Repop '58 fenders - fit and finish?
#112885 03/07/2004 4:47 PM
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Anybody have any comments on the reproduction steel fenders for the '58-'59 task force? Are they as good as the originals or should I work some rust free original fenders( if I can find them), into shape?

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Re: Repop '58 fenders - fit and finish?
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I've only had reports from one that has seen'em, and from a couple vendors, and haven't seen them in the flesh, but they're supposed to be = to originals in every respect - weight and fit - decent original 58/9 fenders will prolly be cheaper if you don't have to do lotsa metal work on'em [lower demand than the 55-7], but I'd have no hesitation about the new fenders or doors for the TF trucks

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