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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Fountain Valley, CA
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(WTB) Short Stepside Fender With Spare Tire Well
I'm looking for a left rear fender with a spare tire wheel well for my '62 short bed stepside.
I think all 55-66 will work, but I've seen some with a clearance hole for the wheel mounting bracket, and some (earlier models?) don't have it. I would really prefer a good solid fender with no rust-through or significant dents (isn't that what we all really want??). The web-find picture below is a '62 with the fender I'm looking for. Thanks for taking a look! Last edited by 62ShortStep; 12-14-2010 at 12:28 AM. |
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: North Plains Oregon
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Re: (WTB) Short Stepside Fender With Spare Tire Well
Did you find a fender if not I have one.
Let me know |
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Fountain Valley, CA
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Re: (WTB) Short Stepside Fender With Spare Tire Well
Have not found one yet.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: MO.
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Re: (WTB) Short Stepside Fender With Spare Tire Well
there is a nos 1 on e-bay
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Re: (WTB) Short Stepside Fender With Spare Tire Well
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Lodi Ca
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Re: (WTB) Short Stepside Fender With Spare Tire Well
It's gonna be tuff almost impossible to find a perfect one. I also have one I took off a 59, but also has a dent.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Fountain Valley, CA
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Re: (WTB) Short Stepside Fender With Spare Tire Well
I'm not sure who would expect to find a perfect one after all this time.
Even the NOS ones are probably just 'seconds', like the one on eBay. It still has about 5 days to go and is approaching 200, plus about 100 for shipping. I would bet it sells for 300+. That's about 400 total for a dented fender. Add body work, paint, etc, and that fender will cost about 550+. That's why I would really prefer a good solid fender with no rust-through or significant dents. I saw one in decent shape go for 150. Even though the CL posting was 2 weeks old, I arrived one day too late. ugh. |
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