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#904529 12/18/2012 7:35 PM
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will 41-46 rear fenders from a panel truck fit the pickups?

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I don't believe so. They are not as wide.

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I think the Panel fenders are pretty rare. If you have a set, may be able to trade / sell for a pair of pickup fenders ?


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You posted it here too: https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthread...Main=133815&Number=904685#Post904685

It's best to post only in one area. The fenders are different, but like was said if you have a set of panel fenders you could probably sell them for good money as they're very uncommon.


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My 1 ton uses panel fenders. They are too narrow so the company used what appears to be a 4-6" flat stock bent to match the contour of the fender. The other side is screwed to a lip on the sidewall of the box. Welting is used to transition the two.


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Thanks for the info and guidance


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