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In the book "CHEVROLET CHRONICAL" there is picture of a 32 Phaeton showing front guards that have a seam roughly in line with the running board and no flute in the front edge. I recently received an email from a person looking for this style of front guard for restoration of a Holden Body (Australian assembled)32 Chev.
Can someone tell me any information on this style of guard and where they were used - just curious,
JBL
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I think you are referring to page 58, picture at bottom. They may have been used in Scandinavia, but I cannot tell for sure.
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Perhaps this is what you are referring to - from a Holden bodied truck that is believed to be a '32. I had not seen guards with a seam down the middle before and assumed it was a cheaper way for Holden to make truck guards? ![[Linked Image from members.iinet.net.au]](http://members.iinet.net.au/~bleane/Front-guards.jpg) cheers Barry
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Looks like a Holden type of fender.  :) :grin:
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I know where you can get a pair of Holden 32 fenders.
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Thanks for the responses, I have relayed information on to the party looking for these Holden type fenders but had no reply.
JBL
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