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#386598 03/11/2008 3:36 PM
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Hello everyone,

Will it be possible to put the front fenders and grill from a 50 gmc directly on to a 50 chevy or will it just not work at all? How hard would this project be to take on? Thanks in advance.

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Don't know about how hard it would be to do, but this is the only thing you need to remember about these old trucks. If it was built...it can be fixed. They are very forgiving in about every aspect of repairing or modifying them. Just takes lots of patience and head scratching. The folks on this site are the best of the best, so if you run into any problems, just give a shout and someone will have an answer. Corect answers sometimes take a lil' longer. Welcome to the site.


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TooMany2count is correct. you musy use the whole front clip - fenders, grill, hood, radiator support. if you do this it will bolt on like the chevy does. but if you do this don't forget to change your dash trim, if would look a little odd with a jimmy front end, and chevy dash trim inside.


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