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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Lindsay, TX
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Front/rear fender arches the same?
The arch on my fleetside bed is damaged (over the wheelwell) and I have a front fender I could cut to use as a patch panel. It looks like the arch is the same. Has anybody done this?
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Location: Estherville, Iowa
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I have rust there, and some spare fenders, I'm interested too if that would work.
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I have heard that above the body line they are the same. I can't confirm it from personal experience though.
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