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1953-56 Ford F100 Pickup 3 Inch Wider Rear Fenders
1953-56 Ford F100 Pickup 3 Inch Wider Rear Fenders
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1953-56 Ford F100 Pickup 3 Inch Wider Rear Fenders
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Material Type:
Fiberglass
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Overall Length:
58.00"
Overall Width:
13.5"
Notes:
25.00" bottom-to-top. 36.00" long-wheel well opening.
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Choose left hand or right hand. 13.5" wide. Fiberglass construction. Ships truck freight.
This product is usually in stock. However, if it is not, please allow three to four weeks for delivery.Â
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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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