Reproduction Parts for 1916-1964 Chevrolet Passenger Cars & 1918-1987 Chevrolet & GMC Trucks



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Hi there,

Quick question for you all but does anyone have tips on removing a passenger front inner and outer fender? Also replacing the entire grill assembley. Thanks in advance for your input.

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Pretty cut and dry, It has been awhile since I took one off a 64, but the front bumper should be removed it will make things much easier. I myself would leave the inner fender attached to the fender and take it off when off the car. You can take the inner fender wells out without removing the fender, if you are just looking to take them out.

The lower bolt at the bottom of the fender always seems to be rusted and the "J" nuts just snap allowing the bolt to spin but not loosen.
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Last edited by John 348/340HP; 05/13/16 12:32 PM.

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1988 Celebrity Wagon
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Thank you I was about to take each one off individually but your idea sounds a lot quicker. Thanks!


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