Classic Trucks Homepage Classic Trucks
Facebook Click here to find out more!

Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Cut

 
 
Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Cut
Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Cut
To start I used a MIG welder to tack the 2-inch strip to the fender. I asked Anthony Stoessel from Coachcraft Autobody and Paint in Fillmore, California, on the best way to weld in the strip. He said that it is impossible to weld it in perfect and that I should try to make the 2-inch strip the low spot and the stock fenders the high spot. This way the 2-inch strips could be hammered and dollied to match the stock fenders and minimum filler material used. View Related Article
Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Fender Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Measurement Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Tools Do It Yourself Fender Modifications De Burred Fender Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Tape Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Fender Cut Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Cleaned Paint
Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Strip Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Cut Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Weld Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Tig Weld Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Tire Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Hammer Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Gap
Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Small Gap Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Tig Welds Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Gauged Metal Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Jigsaw Do It Yourself Fender Modifications 1 4Inch Line Do It Yourself Fender Modifications 14 Gauge Steel Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Mig Welder
Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Fender Base Cut Down Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Underside Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Fenders Drilled Do It Yourself Fender Modifications Ruffed Fender
Classic Trucks
Classic Trucks