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Oddball rear fender on art deco truck
#239068 08/15/2007 4:30 AM
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I recently bought another truck. According to the VIN, I it's a '42 Chevy 3/4 ton PU. However one of the rear fenders is odd. It has a bead around the wheel opening. Could the one fender be from a '39?
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John -

If it has a bead around it, it is probably a 37-38 fender. I can identify with a picture. If it's on a 3/4 ton truck, the wheel opening might be small looking. If it looks normal, it could be a big truck fender, but that is unlikely since they are more scarce then chicken lips. If it's in good condition, I might be interested in that fender. Send me a picture. Don't forget me!

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