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Looks like a 1931 right rear fender that originally was installed on a car with rumble seat.
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I agree with Chipper, It looks just like the ones that I just put on my 31 rumble seat coupe. Right rear with the step plate to get into the rumble seat.
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Thanks, I was unaware that the 31 had a recess for the side of the body. Is that the only difference between a 1931 and a 1932.
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That also looks like a 1931 fender to me as well, however I question the crease on the inside of the fender. A 1932 fender has a dovetail in the bead at the base of the fender.  :) :grin:
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Here is a photo of the dovetail in the bead at the leading edge of the fender on the passenger side of a '32 (note the pin stripe has yet to be painted): ![[Linked Image from i12.photobucket.com]](http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a208/32confederation/DSCN5724.jpg)
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