Looking for a fender
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Looking for a fender
Anyone have a 67 fender(s) for sale? One has rust and the other one got smashed last weekend (long story). Has anyone bought from LMC before and would you recommend buying a fender from them?
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1967/72 F100/350.
GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has 1 left side = 800-543-4959.
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Thank you, I'll check into it.
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So, if trucks had the 15442 clearance lamps shown in the upper pic at far right, the holes would have to be drilled in replacement fenders to install them.
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This is the only picture I could find but it's the running light right in front of the tire. I'm wondering if this is a true 67 fender or not?
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JoeKan If that,s a picture of your truck, It,s not a 67. You can tell in the picture that that truck has door lock ***** and what looks like Camper Special emblems on the lower fender. The Camper Special emblems for 67 where up on the cowl. Based on my dealings with lmc I Would NOT buy any sheet metal from them.
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mrpotatohead Nope 67,s did not come with door lock *****. If you have a 67 with door lock ***** some body switched doors on your truck. I have a 67 and my Dad bought a brand new 67 they did not have lock ***** on them. You cannot lock your keys in a 67 because you have to use the keys to lock the door from the out side.56 f-100,s were the same way. Door lock ***** did not start until 68.It,s just another one of those one year only things about the 67,s
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These lamps were installed on Camper Specials, F350's with dual rear wheels and factory installed flat & stake beds, F500/750's.
1967/72 F100/350's use the same fenders.
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1967: You push the inside handles forward to lock the doors, 1968/72's have door lock *****. And there's far more differences with these doors than just this.
1967 only: Door shells, door lock remote controls, window regulators, inside door handles, window crank handles, door latches, door lock cylinder rods, vent frames & handles, door trim panels & arm rests.
1967/72 same: Outside door handles, upper/lower hinges, glass and weatherstrips, door lock cylinders, division bars.
1968/72 doors fit 1967's, but they are not original for 1967's.
In 1966, the US Gov't mandated that light trucks had to have: backup lamps, lap seat belts, heater/defroster, L/H outside mirror and door lock ***** as standard equipment.
It was too late in production to engineer new doors for 1967, so the lock **** doors were introduced in 1968. All 1967's had the other 'mandates.'
1967 only: Door shells, door lock remote controls, window regulators, inside door handles, window crank handles, door latches, door lock cylinder rods, vent frames & handles, door trim panels & arm rests.
1967/72 same: Outside door handles, upper/lower hinges, glass and weatherstrips, door lock cylinders, division bars.
1968/72 doors fit 1967's, but they are not original for 1967's.
In 1966, the US Gov't mandated that light trucks had to have: backup lamps, lap seat belts, heater/defroster, L/H outside mirror and door lock ***** as standard equipment.
It was too late in production to engineer new doors for 1967, so the lock **** doors were introduced in 1968. All 1967's had the other 'mandates.'
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Heater controls are not correct for 1967.
Here's a good write-up on the 1967 only distinctions:
https://www.fordification.com/tech/67differences.htm
Edit to add: Assuming all the body parts are original, you have either a 68 or 69 (the reflectors you have at the back of the bed side were only used in 68 and 69). Is there a reflector under the tail lights? No reflector, it's a 68. If it has them, 69. 70-72 have a side marker in line with the bump and no side reflector. No reflectors on 67's.
Here's a good write-up on the 1967 only distinctions:
https://www.fordification.com/tech/67differences.htm
Edit to add: Assuming all the body parts are original, you have either a 68 or 69 (the reflectors you have at the back of the bed side were only used in 68 and 69). Is there a reflector under the tail lights? No reflector, it's a 68. If it has them, 69. 70-72 have a side marker in line with the bump and no side reflector. No reflectors on 67's.