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Anyone: I started this project some time ago...removing, sanding, filling, and priming parts. I have removed the hood, fenders, doors, front & rear windows, and inter fenders 4-pieces.
Now it seems like I removed the inter fender last...so am ready to install everything, which would seem easy enough right? NOT, I need help getting the inter-fender(s) back on. Can some one supply a picture(s) and or info as to how these inter-fenders go back together. I can handle the rest. Thanks coe leo.









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Coe Leo,
I assume you are referring to the inner fenders or fender skirts as the factory assembly manual calls them. There are two on each side, which I will call front and rear. I don't know if these photos will help but we will give it a try. All pictures are of the left (driver's side).

Kent

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Originally Posted by Lightholder's Dad
Coe Leo,
I assume you are referring to the inner fenders or fender skirts as the factory assembly manual calls them. There are two on each side, which I will call front and rear. I don't know if these photos will help but we will give it a try. All pictures are of the left (driver's side).

Kent
Originally Posted by Lightholder's Dad
Coe Leo,
I assume you are referring to the inner fenders or fender skirts as the factory assembly manual calls them. There are two on each side, which I will call front and rear. I don't know if these photos will help but we will give it a try. All pictures are of the left (driver's side).



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That is correct, Thanks for the picts; they do help... I'll check them out tomorrow. coe leo


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