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I was doing a bit of work and cleanup under my front wheel wells and noticed some strangeness.
The Inner wheel wells have some funny looking ripples, a wavy pattern in the metal work. Both my drivers and passengers sided have this.
Anybody have set of OEM inner fenders laying around could you take a look and see if they were made is a similar way?
now on the topic of inner fenders, anyone ever seen bedliner on the inner fenders on the part in the engine bay? Saw that at a show this weekend and wish I took a picture
now on the topic of inner fenders, anyone ever seen bedliner on the inner fenders on the part in the engine bay? Saw that at a show this weekend and wish I took a picture
I did the inner fenders and the inside of the hood on my 60 with undercoating back in 1975 when I build it. Really cut down on noise. I don't do shows I do hiways..
I did the inner fenders and the inside of the hood on my 60 with undercoating back in 1975 when I build it. Really cut down on noise. I don't do shows I do hiways..
does it hold up good? Mines a driver with the occasional show
does it hold up good? Mines a driver with the occasional show
It has held up good other then turning a grey color. It was just brushed on and I did the underside of the truck also. Todays products aren't the same with all the regulations as they were in 1975. I don't think I was even aware of a bed liner material back then.
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