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Old 12-15-2022, 10:28 AM   #3
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Re: Pacer Flexy Flar rubber fender extensions

are you looking for a non-breakable fender flare? I searched that site and they have those listed for GM Trucks, too. It looks like it's just generic/universal material. There has been something like this available for a long time. If not pre-formed it will buckle in the corners, like on Squarebodies. 40 years ago I bought pre-formed arched flexible flares and put them on the front of a '71 K/20. I've had a '90 Blazer and an '85 Jimmy that I installed Bushwacker Extend-A-Flares on. Those blend really well with the body design. I had a friend who put 40s on 12" Bart wheels on his new '84 K20. He used 6" conveyor belt to cover the tires.
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