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What year front fenders will fit a 35 half a ton chevy ? thanks everyone lug

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Hello, I think 1936 fenders are interchangable. I've heard that many parts from a 36 will fit a 35. Don't take my word for it. I looked at a 35 and a 36 in Moab UT a few years ago. Talked to the owner who wanted 1200.00 for both. It was just to far from home to buy.

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theyre going to have a car show in moab ina week but csannt go. Are the 35 1/2 ton fenders different than the 1 1/2 ton?? I have a good set of 1 1/2 t fenders. thanks lugnut

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Not sure about your years but on my 37 they are different. The fenders for the bigger trucks have bigger openings for the bigger tires.
I've heard they will work (for my 37) but just dont' look right. Not sure about the 35's but I'd think the same reasoning applies.


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Lugnut, '34 and '35 front fenders are the same and '36 are different. '34-'36 rears are the same.

I'd be glad to email you a picture of my '36 pickup so you can see how the '36 front fenders differ. My email is [email protected]. Email me if the picture would be helpful.


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Yar there's an e-mail on the way. lug

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I looked in the gallery and it's hard to tell any difference in the 1/2 toner and bigger fender.


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