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#1381567 10/20/2020 9:19 PM
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Hello. Putting my 47 3100 back together. I took a lot of pictures and labeled some things but I have 2 supports that I don’t remember where they go. They are a little shorter than the ones that go from the firewall out to the fenders. About 26 inches long and have a hole in both ends. Can someone tell me where these go please? Thanks

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IIRC, there are a couple of support rods for the lower radiator apron. I neglected to take a picture of mine when I took it apart, thinking it would be obvious. nono I just derusted one that's 26" long that was marked "L" and has a pretty angular bend (about 45 degrees) to the bolt hole on one end, but I don't have eyes on the other one right now. I'm sure it's in my pile of parts. Probably in the pile that needs sandblasted.
Hope that helps.


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So....I am having the same issue as '47...can someone please post a pic (or refer me to one) that shows exactly where this inner fender support should be attached? Thank you in advance!
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Mark,
Those are the ones. Thanks for the pics. thumbs_up

Scott1951,
Those bolt to the side of the radiator support after the inner fenders are attached and extend out to the edge of the fenders a bit forward of the axle centerline. If you look at your fenders, you'll see a couple of holes along the outer edge.


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Thank you, Kevin, that is very helpful.


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