Wilky
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I would like some help identifying a pair of NOS Ford front fenders. I have studied some Ford car photos and I think I have come up with a pair of 1934 front fenders - but could use some help verifying their identity.
The fenders have a rolled rounded bead around the outer edges.
They have 2 holes where headlights would belong (one hole is about 2 inches in diameter, and then the smaller hole, which is about 3/4 inches dia. is inboard from the larger hole).
The side of the fenders form a skirt behind the wheel area that is a vertical section of sheet metal - with the lower edge nearly parallel to the ground. The vertical section is fairly tall (about 3 inches) where it bolts up to the running board.
Have I provided the key items to identify as 1934?
Are these front fenders applicable to all body styles (for example I am familar with Ford Model A's where the identical front fenders were used on all car and truck bodies produced for that year)?
Suggested fair sales price for selling the pair??
Thanks, John
The fenders have a rolled rounded bead around the outer edges.
They have 2 holes where headlights would belong (one hole is about 2 inches in diameter, and then the smaller hole, which is about 3/4 inches dia. is inboard from the larger hole).
The side of the fenders form a skirt behind the wheel area that is a vertical section of sheet metal - with the lower edge nearly parallel to the ground. The vertical section is fairly tall (about 3 inches) where it bolts up to the running board.
Have I provided the key items to identify as 1934?
Are these front fenders applicable to all body styles (for example I am familar with Ford Model A's where the identical front fenders were used on all car and truck bodies produced for that year)?
Suggested fair sales price for selling the pair??
Thanks, John