Are the rear fender patches still available?
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FWIW, I made my own. They are just 16-18ga sheet metal bent to the correct curve. No compound curves or weird flanges to replicate. I cut out the bad areas, then made a paper template. Cut a patch out of some 16ga sheet, then bent it over my thigh until it was the correct curve. I have never done body work before, but thought they came out well. Not great pics, but you get the idea.
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The top rear curve where rears rust out is really difficult to make a patch for, without an English wheel.
EMS used to make the patches for them, but dropped them quite a while ago. 1948-52 Pickup
EMS used to make the patches for them, but dropped them quite a while ago. 1948-52 Pickup
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Hey Oscar,
We tried patches from LMC & one other supplier but they weren't
even close. We ended up contacting another member here "Reamer" who makes the patches in his workshop. His were excellent. He also made us a door jam & few other pieces.
I'm not sure what years he makes them for but it's worth a shot.
Ben in Austin
1950 F1
We tried patches from LMC & one other supplier but they weren't
even close. We ended up contacting another member here "Reamer" who makes the patches in his workshop. His were excellent. He also made us a door jam & few other pieces.
I'm not sure what years he makes them for but it's worth a shot.
Ben in Austin
1950 F1
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