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#262223 11/26/12 07:13 PM
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Does anybody know what these fenders are? I have a guy coming to me asking for help in identifying some cars/parts, and while the radiator shell clearly says 1925-26, the fenders are throwing me off. They look reasonably like Chevy fenders of the mid-Twenties, but they have that raised, square outline that I do not recognize as being Chevrolet. Any ideas?

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The shell and radiator are 1925/6. I do NOT believe the fenders are Chevrolet. The two ridges are too pronounced.


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Last edited by AntiqueMechanic; 11/26/12 09:54 PM. Reason: Correct a stupid mistake.

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I kind of thought you might come back and fix what you said at first, if you saw it, Ray.

So nobody knows what those fenders might be from?


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