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#722968 02/21/2011 4:24 AM
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I restoring 54 chevy 1 ton/3800,can any one tell me if the ft. inner and outer fenders are the same as the 1/2 & 3/4 ton truck.This truck did not have a bed on it when I got it. It has a 137'' wheel base, and I think it had a (9')bed on it.Does any one know what the total lenght of the bed sides are. Thanks for any help.

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Yes, I have a 49 chev. 1-ton and I used inner and outer fenders off of a 51 GMC. They fit and bolted right up.


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I have 54 chev 1 ton with a replaced front fender. My original paint fender seems to be almost twice as thick of metal. Ive always wondwered your same question.

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I put the entire nose (fenders, inner fenders, hood, grille, latch pan, lower splash pan etc etc ) from a '53 1/2 on to my '48 1 ton.
Everything bolts up. The only difference is the radiator core supports are different between the 1/2 ton and 1 ton. Use your 1 ton radiator core support. They bolt to the cross member differently.

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And also be advised that as long as you stay with '54 parts, you shouldn't have any issue. Can someone confirm that the '54 and '55 1st fenders are a little different (from the '53 and earlier Advance Design) to accommodate the different grille?


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Yep, '54 and '55 1st front fenders are differant from the earlier Advance Design. The '54 and '55 1st have indentations where the parking/signal lights mount and also because the grills are differant. Other than that I believe they are the same.

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