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#606416 01/02/2010 6:06 AM
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hi guys i hope u can help i have just restored my 63 and am needing oem or other inner wheel wells (not inner fender) something to protect the leading edge of the doors inside the fenders if there is such a thing someone must have come up with something to this obvious oversite by gm

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Never heard of anything OEM. I believe you would have to custom make something. My way of dealing with it is to put a protective coating on there. Something that would protect the metal while still looking original.

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Ive got a 63 that has these wells from the factory. There is an inner fender, outer fender, and then I have a "fender" that goes between the two. It has to be removed to get access to the side emblems on the fender, but I cannot locate any replacements.


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Factory front fenders have an extension piece with a rubber flap factory-stapled to it, to keep road debis from kicking up into the front face of the door. Perhaps your front fenders don't have them installed. Is this the case? Otherwise, there is no other intermediate fender that goes between the two, that is OEM or factory.

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thanks ill try the rubber flaps


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