Inner fender panel
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Welcome to the forum! The inner fender panels are the same for F1-6 trucks. But they do differ by years, so for your 48 you'll want to look for 48-50 panels. 51's and 52's are different, even from each other.
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Mountain Pass
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Thank you for the response. Just trying to see how hard they will be to find. The truck Im looking at is rust free with a 390 and truck 4 speed, oldsmobile rear axle. The owner says it cruises down the road with a small enclosed utility no problem. Asking $5,000 for it.
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Shouldn't be too terribly tough to find a good set. There's a lot of them out there, and the larger trucks especially get parted out regularly. If it runs and drives, is solid and complete, it may not be a bad buy.
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I took a closer look at the truck today and decided not to purchase it. It looked like the radiator support was holding everything together.
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This truck also has fiberglass lower front fenders, the gas tank is mounted to the drivers side of the bed. He thought the engine and transmission came out of a 1966 ford wrecker. It was a basket case that the guy assembled. I guess I'm looking to start with a clean canvas truck that has not been modified already. Most trucks I have seen are 5 to six hour drive from me, this one was 10 minutes away.
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No, I plan on using a 302 with automatic, install fuel tank under the bed, add power steering, 9" rear end and improve the ride. This will be my daily driver. I will sell my 1994 f150 super cab that just turned over 100,000 miles.