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#1592607 11/23/2025 7:28 PM
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Good morning all
Please see attached images.
I have a 46 and the front left fender lip is quite damages. As I tack along I cannot tell if the lip is supposed to maintain a near 180 degree profile or if i is supposed to flatten out along the radius. The lip termination point seems to align with the 90 degree point on the bottom edge but I have searched and found 'maybe' . Sadly, the spare fender I have (also mangled trash), flares 90 as well.

Question - can someone with a non bad idea project take a look and see if their fender lip stays rolled? And how does it terminate in relation to the bottom edge?

Thanks
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Last edited by vonkluver; 11/23/2025 7:29 PM. Reason: I am a poor typist

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Maybe these will help? These photos were taken during Sparky’s restoration.
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I have this pic?
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Last edited by UtahYork; 11/23/2025 11:09 PM. Reason: Adding picture.

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It seems that the lip does roll out 90 at about the last 6" after the brace mount
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