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Hi: I am trying to decide whether to use the rubber "pads" under my fender spears. These are available from many sources, however, I cannot find them in the parts book or find any reference to them in the Fisher Body Book. Now I know that this is probably not the first time parts suppliers have made parts to satisfy a demand in the market althought they never were original to the car, but I am interested to know for certain whether the spears were mounted on the pads or not. Thanks coldwaterflat@comcast.net
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ChatMaster - 25,000
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They had no pads installed at the factory.
Gene Schneider
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Shade Tree Mechanic
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Shade Tree Mechanic
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I put pads on mine, chevs of the 40s has them
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If your car was judged at a VCCA or AACA meet points would be deducted as they are incorrect-(not as came from factory)
Gene Schneider
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Backyard Mechanic
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Backyard Mechanic
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Chevgene,
Do you have any words of wisdom on how to minimize the effect of metal to metal contact & paint damage where the headlights & parking lights mount to the fenders if no pads are used.
Thank You
Sparky
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