Overall length on top is 66-5/8"
Overall width on top is 7 3/4" at the front and 3" at back
Height top to bottom at rear is 8 7/8"
Height further forward on side at start of radius incline is 9 3/8"
Upward incline of radius on side starts 20" back from the front
Bottom edge curves outward perpendicular to the sides to line up with the running board

CA WARNING:

Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	Select Location to see
Brand	Speedway Motors

GENERAL
Overall Length	66.75"
Overall Width	7.75"
Overall Height	8.88"
Material Type	Fiberglass
Sold in Quantity	Each
Position	Select Location to see

Ratings & Reviews

3 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the high-quality construction and heavy-duty build of the product, suggesting it's well made. They've also confirmed its practicality, with statements about parts fitting well, indicating its usability. Compared to competitors, users are satisfied with the product's features, reinforcing its superior performance.

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yes I would buy it again

5.0

a year ago

Ralph

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building a full fendered Model T coupe and it needed these running boards

Would Recommend

Heavy construction. Well made.

5.0

3 years ago

Pat

Canada

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I haven't installed them yet so can't comment on fitment.

Would Recommend

Good product , satisfied

5.0

4 years ago

Rat rod Rick

Sabina Ohio

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Everything fit good

Would Recommend

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How necessary are the splash aprons on the Speedway '27 body? I'm considering getting the Speedway '27 roadster body kit & frame, but I wasn't going to get fenders or running boards. Would you only use this product if you completed it with running boards? This is objective, but would the car look better with the splash aprons without running boards? Would it give it more of a lowered appearance as opposed to not having the splash aprons on?

by RacingRoger

• 12 years ago

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