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#372395 02/08/2008 1:54 PM
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How does the right inner wheel well connect to the fire wall? On the left I have a curved "Z" assembly that combos to connect the left wheel well and reinforce the parking brake. I'm assuming the right side isn't much different, however I have no pc that resembles that. If my assumption is correct, how did this pc connect to the fire wall? bolt or weld? Has anyone seen this illustrated in the '47-'50's assembly manual? section n page?

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The right side is different from the left because there is no parking brake support. I think the inner fender bolts directly to the firewall.

Several guys have extensive photo-essays on the restoration of their trucks so it might be worth your while to page through some of them to see if the information you're looking for can be found there.


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Yea, the right inner fender on mine bolts directly to the firewall. In THIS PICTURE you can see 3 bolt heads right next to the kick panel.

But, as you can tell by the condition of my cab, there is no saying that this is factory correct.


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Thanks for the info. Sorry 'bout being late returning reply. Had to make a quick trip to Western NC, but I'm back Thanks again for the response. JIm tools94


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