KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	Select Position and Location to see
Brand	Speedway Motors
Position	Select Position and Location to see
Material Type	Fiberglass

GENERAL
Arc Length	72.50"
Sold in Quantity	Each
Overall Length	60"
Notes	Front width: 25.00" Rear width: 13.50"

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4.5

2 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product for its confirmed qualities and features, such as perfect fit and practical usage. Praised for its sturdy material that exceeds the flexibility of old Henry steel, the product stands out in comparison to competitors. Users recommend it for its overall good quality despite minor fitting issues. The product's usability and quality make it a good value for the price.

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4.5

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5.0

2 years ago

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Advance, Missouri

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will fit into my bed roll beads

Would Recommend

A good fender for the money.

4.0

7 years ago

Roothawg

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I am running a set on my 35 pickup. They are a good fender overall. I had some trouble around the bumper arms, had to do some grinding, but that is to be expected with aftermarket goodies. Also, a few issues when I installed the inner fender brace. Since thee are so substantial, they don't flex like the old Henry steel. Iuse them on my driver so fit and finish were not a huge deal breaker.

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Is this fiberglass fender the exact dimensions as original? I put on Goodrich p255/70R15 on American racing wheels..After installing the speedway IFS crossmember mustang II the tires won't clear the fender on the front portion of fender

by Farny

• 2 years ago

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Any idea on the weight of the fender? I'm just wondering because I am looking to build a drag car with these fenders. Thanks

by Root

• 10 years ago

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exactly where is the front measurement taken? from where to where? the problem i now have is the right front fender measures 1.5 inches more narrow than the left at a point directly above and running parallel with the axle centerline. this leaves the outside edge of the tire exposed as if the body is not centered properly. incidently the fenders are fiberglass many thanks

by itchy

• 12 years ago

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