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#926683 03/11/2013 7:51 PM
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This is what the rear fender washers look like on my 1951 Chevrolet suburban.There is ten per fender. rear fender washers

Did I mention I'm needing just one washer,I have an add in the wanted section.

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Yup, they are also the same on my 52 panel.


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Tim,
I got new bolts at the Carlisle show a couple years ago. They were exactly like the originals.I found that the washers would not come off the bolts. I may have a few left over ones if you want them.
Let me know, I'll mail them to you.
Jim

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I have a 49 panel and the fenders were off when I got it (swiss cheese rust)and I don't have the hardware. Are the after market fender washers the same or just some flat style washer. If so any one know where I can obtain originals. It looks like they are made to hold good and not shift around.
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The original rears are 5/16" coarse thread bolts about an 1 1/4" in length with fairly large star like washers. These washers are affixed to the shank of the bolts and are slightly "mushroomed" so as to pinch the sheet metal tightly.

The washers are roughly an inch or so in diameter . All but two of mine were gone, too,
so I just used new 5/16 bolts and flat washers .... worked fine.
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Guess that's the way I'll go too then. Thanks


Still trying to get ole Betsy back on the road.

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