Fender Flare Identification
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Fender Flare Identification
Morning fellas, at the risk of a double post (technically) 1000 apologies if so... 
I need some help identifying these flares that are on my truck; anyone have an idea who manufactured them?
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13913257
I need some help identifying these flares that are on my truck; anyone have an idea who manufactured them? https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13913257
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Look like bushwackers to me. My brother had a set on his toyota in the 80's pretty good product.
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[QUOTE=martin72;13913620]Look like bushwackers to me. My brother had a set on his toyota in the 80's pretty good product.
Nope, not Bushwackers. If you look closley none of the bushwackers drop down below the bottom of the 1/4s on the backside of the flare; mine do...
P.S. just found this statement on PowerStrokeArmy,
"Think mine are made by Warn (winch dudes) they do keep the keerap off the side of the truck, however they drop below the body line at the rear of the fender which makes it challenging for mud flap fitment. They screw to inner fender lip with adhesive strips on side of fender. Pix in sig."
Anybody got pics of these to verify?
And if they're Bushwackers, they're specifically the Extend-a-Fenders.
P.S. just found this statement on PowerStrokeArmy,
"Think mine are made by Warn (winch dudes) they do keep the keerap off the side of the truck, however they drop below the body line at the rear of the fender which makes it challenging for mud flap fitment. They screw to inner fender lip with adhesive strips on side of fender. Pix in sig."
Anybody got pics of these to verify?
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Did you go to that link with the pic I gave you?
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I did.. W/out a side view I can't be quite sure tho, know what I mean...?
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Hmmm, I held the pic of my truck up to the pic of that Bronco and something is different. Seems like the front of the front flare on that Bronco is more pointed than mine and the total length of the rear seems shorter on the Bronc... Maybe its just and illusion.. Question; is the front quarter panel on a bronco slightly different than a truck of the same vintage? I'll make a call to warn on Monday to see if they supplied Roll-A-Long with flares, course they could have come from a retailer... I actually found the name of the VP of Roll-A-Long too; they are now defunct, so I emailed him, he actually works at Monash university as a guest lecturer for Industrial Design now...