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Old 01-15-2011, 01:10 AM   #1
Stacked78
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Possible mistake...

I decided one night (and after a few cold drinks) that it would be a good idea and clean up the look if i welded the seams on the front of my front fenders shut and smoothed them out. Now I'm looking at pictures of other trucks and it looks like the fenders wont match up bodyline wise to that piece above the grill. Has anyone done this or seen it done? It would help if my truck wasnt completly torn apart and I might have stopped myself from ruining a good set of fenders... On a side note if its not too bad i can rework that top piece since I'm going for the completly clean look anyways.

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1965 C10 Longbed: 355, 4pd new process, Daily Driver
1991 F150: 300 inline, 3in lift 33s, Stacks. RIP
1992 Dodge 250: 98.5 12valve, 500hp POD injectors, rolls coal...
1986 Chevy 4x4 Shortbed: 4in lift, 33s, daily
1995 2500: 6.5 TD, straight piped, the tow mule
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