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Originally Posted by mr48chev
Most of the widened fender in progress shots I have seen show the cut to be about 1 to 1-1/2 inch (s) from the lip that bolts to the bed. That gives the metal worker room to work beside the flange but doesn't put the cut out where you have to reshape the filler a lot to have it work.
Back in the 70's before narrowing rear axles was common widening the rear fenders was real common with rear axle swaps. Not always for the better appearance wise though.
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so what do you guys think on this truck i posted??????? im starting to have second thoughts, i widen them.. order the rear end length. .. etc.. would be hard and a lot of money to go back to stock