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1936 GMC fender question
#1576149 04/29/2025 3:09 PM
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I'm getting ready to hang the front fenders on my truck. Is there a gasket that goes between the fender support and the fender where the headlight stand attaches? There's a raised area in the bracket about 3" long where it touches the fender.

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Re: 1936 GMC fender question
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Is this what you are referring to?
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Re: 1936 GMC fender question
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No underneath the fender. Dose anything go between the top side of the brace and the underside of the fender. There's a raised portion on the brace about 3' long and 1.5'wide. Also has a 1.25' hole for the headlight support bolt.

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Re: 1936 GMC fender question
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Will take a look and note what I find.

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Thanks

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Nothing between the brace and the fender that I can see.
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Ok, thanks for looking for me. I hope to have the front sheet metal on this week. I will have to wait for my son to come over and help as I don't think it can be done with only one set of hands

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