'73-'79 with Dually fenders?
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'73-'79 with Dually fenders?
I was thinking of modifying my '76 by converting to DRW, but I want to keep my truck bed. Have any of you seen or done such a conversion? I'm trying to figure out a way to fab up some dually fenders that would look good. I would love to see some pictures if such a mod has been done by someone.
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that '79 on ebay looks pretty good.
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for a "factory look" i am going to use a set of front f600 fenders, and cut them in half, using a left and right put together to make one rear. having them on the front i want matching rears. look up mill supply as they offer the fenders new. they are also thicker steel than the cab and bed, making them easier to weld.
the part that extends down below the rocker panel simply unbolts, here is a website where they were made for a 67-72 truck:
http://www.stretchedamericansteel.com/ if you look through the pics, you will see the two fenders welded into one before paint.
the part that extends down below the rocker panel simply unbolts, here is a website where they were made for a 67-72 truck:
http://www.stretchedamericansteel.com/ if you look through the pics, you will see the two fenders welded into one before paint.
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for a "factory look" i am going to use a set of front f600 fenders, and cut them in half, using a left and right put together to make one rear. having them on the front i want matching rears. look up mill supply as they offer the fenders new. they are also thicker steel than the cab and bed, making them easier to weld.
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If you were closer, I could take you to an abandoned F-250/350 ? dually. I was thinking about cutting off the guttering that is rusted on my '79 F-350 and replacing it with the metal from that truck. It is just North of Lovington on the road to Tatum. An abandoned mobile with the truck sitting there.
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Best part is that it is a factory ford flare!
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Arrowcraft still has them listed. First one on this link:
Arrowcraft - Dual Wheel Conversions
There are pictures in my gallery, as well as the link in my homepage of them on the truck before I pulled them off.
I really like the way those fenders are done on that truck '78_F800 posted
Arrowcraft - Dual Wheel Conversions
There are pictures in my gallery, as well as the link in my homepage of them on the truck before I pulled them off.
I really like the way those fenders are done on that truck '78_F800 posted
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also anyone ever take the flareside fenders and simply narrow them? if they where narrowed they wouldn't over hang as much, they would work as a flare for a dually truck,
on that note, why not use a flarside bed on a dually? simply stretch the rear fenders wider, i haven't seen that done before, anyone do that? i think it would actually look good,
-Brent
on that note, why not use a flarside bed on a dually? simply stretch the rear fenders wider, i haven't seen that done before, anyone do that? i think it would actually look good,
-Brent