Cut fenders

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csangster
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Cut fenders

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I already have a pair of fenders that are cut for flares, but they are cut too high, need some that are less extreme.

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Don't throw out your current ones. They might make nice replacements for someone's trail truck!
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Jesus_man wrote:Don't throw out your current ones. They might make nice replacements for someone's trail truck!


Like yours. poke
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74 Ranger EFI351w, 4r70w, ARB 5.13 9in, ARB 5.13D44, and a bunch of other goodies. Best of all the family memories.

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uh-huh! Was I that obvious?
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Re: Cut fenders

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For sure. Definitely keeping them for now.......only metal I'm throwing out off my bronco is the rusted out junk that I have replaced with new stuff.

I have new quarterpanels installed and I like the uncut look. I may decide to stay uncut and just buy some regular fenders.

Uncut, my 35's won't work, I'll have to do something smaller.
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