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#1573289 03/24/2025 4:27 AM
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I am looking for some help in identifying this NOS inner fender that I have. This fender looks identical to 1936 Chevrolet car intervenes with the exception of the bulge that is stamped into the lower center of the panel. Does this unique feature mean that this panel is possibly For a 1936 Chevy pick up truck?
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Sorry I am so late to the party. Your inner fenders do not resemble those used on '34-'35-'36 trucks. The Master Parts Catalog shows different inner fenders for '36 Master Passenger and '36 Standard Passenger models. I suspect that the bulge is the difference.

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Looks like 1935/36 Master passenger car right side inner fender to me.

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Not ‘37. They have louvers


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