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Hey gang,

I have a lead on a possible clean pair of fenders. The guy selling them does not know what they are off of. Can anyone offer any dimensional information that I could use to send the seller as a check? I don't have any reference fenders, my truck is 4 hours away and I don't want the deal to go stale.

What's a quick measurement between a big truck and small truck? AD
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Joe


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might try looking at the restoration pack for your year - the year, or at least the series, makes a difference for almost any question you ask here - and fender questions would be better in the body shop wink

Bill


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