Anybody that would cut up a NOS fender.....
Is smart enough to start with good rust free material! [ddd[ddd[ddd
Looks like it was made to be cut there. With my luck, it would have never fit and would have had gaps big enough to throw a house cat through!
Thanks for all the positive comments.
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Look at the 3rd pic for a example to go with your "Throw a house cat through" comment. Bama.
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[ddd It still happens.
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My gaps are tighter then some make but there is still a gap. I know the welds penetrate as when I look at the back side i see it.
Also. I don't grind my welds flat to the metal as I skim coat everything and then block the crap out of it.
I was a body man. Never a metal shaper like our friend dutch.
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I always try to learn something when I do stuff and I learned from doing the DS rear fender and applied it to the PS.
The main differences are...
The lower cut at the rear went further forward on this side.
I made a jog cut at the front and on the DS I went straight through.
I also made the long cut a bit higher off of the fender lip.
And perhaps the most important lesson. I did the PS with the fender hanging on the car instead of trying to wrestle with a cut apart fender on the table.
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The end results were the same but with less cursing.
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So off with the clamps and on with the tacks.
Thanks for looking in on me....
Keep on keeping on.
Torchie