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1935 1936 1937 Ford Pickup Rear Fender Repair Patch Panel- Pair on 2040-parts.com

US $38.00
Location:

Wisconsin, US

Wisconsin, US
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This listing is for a pair of repair pieces to fix the typical crack in the middle of '35-'37 Ford Pickup rear fenders.  Often times these cracked areas have had prior welding/brazing over the years and just need cut out and replaced with new metal.  This is a lower cost alternative to larger shaped repair panels if you only need to fix a narrow cracked area.  They have the correct bead and return flange.  They measure 1.25" x 9".   It is likely that these would also work for front fenders.  Pictures 4-6 show repair piece next to section of original fender bead.  Free shipping via USPS- continental US only.  Larger patch panels and complete fenders (as shown in last pic.) are also available.  Visit hardisonmetalshaping.com for more projects and pictures.  

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