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#1304716 03/26/2019 4:02 PM
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I saved two front fenders from scrap yard. They were off of a 1951 GMC 1/2 ton truck.
The fenders have a "golfball" size hole in the front below the headlight.
What are the small holes? Panel front fenders?
Thank you in advance.

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The location of the parking light is different for different year GMCs.

1/2 ton front fenders are the same for all models of GMC light trucks (1/2 - 1 ton trucks)

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Do the GMC fenders fit a Chevy 1/2 ton truck or are they a different fit?
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That makes 100% sense. Thank you!


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For some reason, my memory is clicking here, I believe that the 47-48 GMC park lamps are smaller in diameter than the 49-53. Maybe I read that somewhere.

More veteran intel will confirm, hopefully. 😎


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The only difference between '47.2-'53 front fenders is that the GMCs have that hole under the headlight for the parking light. I have a '49 and a '52 Chevrolet with a GMC front fender on each one of them. All I had to do was weld a patch inside the parking lot holes.
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