3" wider rear fenders & Running boards??
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3" wider rear fenders & Running boards??
I'm installing 3"wider fiber glass rear fenders on my 55 F100 and I'm not sure as to the fit I should have with the running boards? I was looking for some pics on what other trucks look like but can't seem to find a pic that shows this. I'm also wondering if they (fender or running board) need to be modified to get the proper fit? If so which is easier?
Pics and advice greatly appreciated!
Pics and advice greatly appreciated!
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I am running the 3"wider fenders as sold by mid-fifty. They did not require me to modify the running boards. The fenders are bolted right through the back of the running boards. If you look in my gallery, the one with the primer still on it. you can see the fiberglass fenders pretty well.
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Great looking trucks! From the pics every thing looks good but what I would like to see is a shot looking down on to the running board at the front of the rear fender. Not sure as to how this needs to look. When I mocked up mine on the floor there seems to be a noticeable space at the fender? This maybe because they aren't on the truck!(not quite there yet) And the whole reason I went to the 3" wider tires is for the 295/10/15" that I got a smoken deal on!
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Great looking trucks! From the pics every thing looks good but what I would like to see is a shot looking down on to the running board at the front of the rear fender. Not sure as to how this needs to look. When I mocked up mine on the floor there seems to be a noticeable space at the fender? This maybe because they aren't on the truck!(not quite there yet) And the whole reason I went to the 3" wider tires is for the 295/10/15" that I got a smoken deal on!
I had to clamp them together to drill the hole to bolt them.
sam
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232449.520.390
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232451.520.390
Well I got the links in but I'm still learning this windows 7 system we recently got and can't figure out how to post pictures, any tips?
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232450.520.390
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232451.520.390
Well I got the links in but I'm still learning this windows 7 system we recently got and can't figure out how to post pictures, any tips?
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232449.520.390
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232450.520.390
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232451.520.390
Well I got the links in but I'm still learning this windows 7 system we recently got and can't figure out how to post pictures, any tips?
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232450.520.390
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...232451.520.390
Well I got the links in but I'm still learning this windows 7 system we recently got and can't figure out how to post pictures, any tips?
as you have them loaded from your gallery, you would use the image icon (mountain) instead of the URL
note that FTE has strict limits on how big, how many, re-use, etc.. images you can use..
I just upload to photobucket, then share from there using the image icon
Windows 7 doesn't affect this at all. you cannot show pictures directly from your pc.
Sam
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they USED to let you click the copy described below from the multi-image preview pane.
now you have to VIEW each pic to do it
as shown in the attached image, if you click into any of the web url text next to each type, that string will be copied automagically to the clipboard for you.. easier to paste when the dialog comes up from the mountain button on the FTE post editor page.
do NOT click on the IMG Thumbnail text.. cause it will only give you the link to the thumbnail image..
(used to be you could click that, it would put the full sized '[img]...pic[/img]' text in the clipboard, so all you had to do was paste it, without using the image insert button..)
Sam
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It's real easy. Upload the pix to photobucket making sure they are not too large (I like to resample my pix using 800x600 pixel image size, 72 dpi resolution to keep viewers from having to scroll across to see the whole pic. I can also compress the jpeg ~ 50% with a 10% smoothing setting without loss of detail in my photopaint program. I then save it with a descriptive name where I can find it easily.)
After uploading it click on share this image, then on get link codes. highlite the entire text in the first box under IMG for bulletin boards and forums (that starts with "[img]") and copy it (hold down the control key and press C key). Now come here and start your post. where you want your picture to appear, paste (control V) the copied code. If it doesn't end in "[/img]" you didn't copy the entire code, go back to photobucket, find your picture and try again.
When you preview or save your post your picture should appear in it.
After uploading it click on share this image, then on get link codes. highlite the entire text in the first box under IMG for bulletin boards and forums (that starts with "[img]") and copy it (hold down the control key and press C key). Now come here and start your post. where you want your picture to appear, paste (control V) the copied code. If it doesn't end in "[/img]" you didn't copy the entire code, go back to photobucket, find your picture and try again.
When you preview or save your post your picture should appear in it.
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Well thanks guys all picks helped!
I was sure that they needed to fit better than what I was seeing on my floor. If they fit that good when properly mounted then I will be real happy. I did buy my fenders from Mid Fifty along with the running boards so the fit should work.
Thanks again for you pics ....
Pic is worth a thousand words!
I was sure that they needed to fit better than what I was seeing on my floor. If they fit that good when properly mounted then I will be real happy. I did buy my fenders from Mid Fifty along with the running boards so the fit should work.
Thanks again for you pics ....
Pic is worth a thousand words!