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#119385 02/03/2006 3:14 AM
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I’m missing part of my 1941 inner fenders and not sure if what I’m missing is just a cover or someone has cut away part of the metal. Does anyone know if the 41 had some kind of access / inspection covers that formed the rear 1/3 of the inner front fenders??
If mine have been cut away over these many years whoever did it made some real smooth cuts. Can’t figure why anyone would need access here as there is plenty of room on both sides of the engine


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#119386 02/03/2006 5:06 AM
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Kip,
My 46 inner front fenders are like four or five giant louvers but no access holes.

I can email you a picture if it will help. I just pulled off all the front sheet metal last weekend.

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#119387 02/03/2006 5:35 AM
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They should be attached by rivits the the fenders.If you cant find any let me know I can make some using mine as patterns.


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Kip, I sent you a Pic of the inner fender.


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#119390 02/04/2006 3:01 AM
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Thanks guys,

Some good photos!! I would have never imagined there would be louvers here.


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#119391 02/07/2006 3:42 AM
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'41 Chevy did you get my note? I’m interested if you have extra inner fenders.


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