need help naming some body parts('71 f100)
need help naming some body parts('71 f100)
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11-30-2002, 08:24 PM
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hey guys,
I need some help finding out what theese parts are called that my $18 truck is missing. I don't know what they are called so I will have too describe them. I'll call them fender extentions, two little pieces one on each side bottom, front of the fender. they stick out about 6" and go too or behind the bumper, and one flat piece that runs across, from one too the other. I need too know what they are called so I can find where too get them. I called a parts company, they didn't know what I was talking about. oh and $18, yep thats what I have in the truck!
and before you thing peice of sh!! it's in pertty good shape. I use good because I know the differance between good and fair.I hope too get some pics tommarow, and figure out how to post them in my sig. on here, if that is posible, or put a link. on and list it, "cheack out my $18 truck" on here.
. thanks!
I need some help finding out what theese parts are called that my $18 truck is missing. I don't know what they are called so I will have too describe them. I'll call them fender extentions, two little pieces one on each side bottom, front of the fender. they stick out about 6" and go too or behind the bumper, and one flat piece that runs across, from one too the other. I need too know what they are called so I can find where too get them. I called a parts company, they didn't know what I was talking about. oh and $18, yep thats what I have in the truck!
and before you thing peice of sh!! it's in pertty good shape. I use good because I know the differance between good and fair.I hope too get some pics tommarow, and figure out how to post them in my sig. on here, if that is posible, or put a link. on and list it, "cheack out my $18 truck" on here. . thanks!
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Hey Chris!
In the manual they call them "Extension - Front Fender Front Lower". In laymans terms "Fender Extensions". They bolt onto the fender with two bolts. Then the piece that fits between them should bolt to the top of the extensions. If I'm thinking of the correct part, it fits behind the bumper and fills the gap to the grille. The assembly manual calls that a "Deflector Assy. - Front Bumper Stone". But I'd call it a "Bumper Filler Panel".
Larry
In the manual they call them "Extension - Front Fender Front Lower". In laymans terms "Fender Extensions". They bolt onto the fender with two bolts. Then the piece that fits between them should bolt to the top of the extensions. If I'm thinking of the correct part, it fits behind the bumper and fills the gap to the grille. The assembly manual calls that a "Deflector Assy. - Front Bumper Stone". But I'd call it a "Bumper Filler Panel".
Larry
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11-30-2002, 09:19 PM
need help naming some body parts('71 f100)
Like Larry says, on the fenders (front) they are called Fender extensions.
On the rear of a vehicle they are called *Quarter panel extensions*.
Between these two pieces either on the front or rear below the bumper, they are called valences.
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On the rear of a vehicle they are called *Quarter panel extensions*.
Between these two pieces either on the front or rear below the bumper, they are called valences.
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12-01-2002, 09:16 AM
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Chris,
I did not see these listed with MotorHaven(They support this site, click the "Online store" button above on right.) I have seen them listed with other vendors. Do a search on "Ford Truck Parts" in Yahoo.
The Valence is going to be a tough one to find. I need one also. If you find a vendor please drop me an E-mail.
Good luck,
Lee
I did not see these listed with MotorHaven(They support this site, click the "Online store" button above on right.) I have seen them listed with other vendors. Do a search on "Ford Truck Parts" in Yahoo.
The Valence is going to be a tough one to find. I need one also. If you find a vendor please drop me an E-mail.
Good luck,
Lee
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realy? I don't belive no one makes these repo!
I'll have too find some and the sheetmetal boys fab me up some.(10-15 pairs) I know with the mustangs they are fairly thin gauge metal and almost imposible to work. Are these any heavier? what all years are the same? just '67-'72?
I'll have too find some and the sheetmetal boys fab me up some.(10-15 pairs) I know with the mustangs they are fairly thin gauge metal and almost imposible to work. Are these any heavier? what all years are the same? just '67-'72?
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