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#152921 05/25/2007 9:54 PM
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Hello, I'm sure someone here will know this. Can I use the same fenders for 1960-1966 big truck stuff. My passenger side is terrible and finding one is becoming hard. Thanks in advance!


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#152922 05/25/2007 11:25 PM
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'60-'62 C60 2 ton's, will have the fenders with the wide flared lip around the wheel well opening. '63-'66 C60 fenders, will have the narrow flared lip around the wheel well opening. 70, & 80 series '63-'66 trucks, with the Heavy Duty wide front axle, will have the wide flared fenders.


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