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1935-1937 Ford Pickup Rear Fenders
1935-1937 Ford Pickup Rear Fenders
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1935-1937 Ford Pickup Rear Fenders
Part # 9003540
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Material Type:
Fiberglass
Arc Length:
70.25"
Sold in Quantity:
Each
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Overall Length:
48.13"
Overall Width:
11.50"
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Choose left hand or right hand. 11-1/2" wide. Oversize UPS. Fiberglass construction. This part measures 48 1/8" long end to end.
This product is usually in stock. However, if it is not, please allow three to four weeks for delivery.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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