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Fixmnflym 09-13-2013 11:39 AM

Mystery Fender
 

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Hi. Anyone have any info on these pics? My Dad has decided to clean out his garage. Several fenders have been up in the rafters since back in the 60's, not sure what this is.

FL&WVMIKE 09-13-2013 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Fixmnflym (Post 725043)
Hi. Anyone have any info on these pics? My Dad has decided to clean out his garage. Several fenders have been up in the rafters since back in the 60's, not sure what this is.

Fixmnflym ................
Looks like it might be a '35-'36 FORD fender. If it is, it could be pretty valuable. Don't give it away. It looks like it might be NOS. There are some sharks, out here, who will try to get it for nothing.
MIKE :)

Karl Wescott 09-13-2013 11:55 AM

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Best estimate is a 1938 Standard Sedan. The twist of the mounting flange at the rear is the indicator.

Chris Nelson 09-13-2013 12:15 PM

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Karl is probably the best fender identifier there is since he and his dad made fenders for Fords for years.

37 Coupe 09-13-2013 12:29 PM

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Probably right but I don't think he knows stakebed fenders as on another fender post.:confused:

Fixmnflym 09-13-2013 06:38 PM

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Thanks for the responses. I am learning and will continue to search for any info I can find. Everyone's help is appreciated. If it would help, I can take any measurements or more pictures at different angles that might help someone narrow it down a bit.

sawzall 09-13-2013 07:21 PM

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It is not a wagon or stakebed fender for sure

nospartsman 09-14-2013 08:57 AM

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There is a possibility that this fender could be 1940-1941 Ford Sedan Delivery. The view that I would need to see is from the back as it would be mounted on the vehicle. One feature of a 40-41 Sedan Delivery fender is the bolt on flange has some unique indentions to the Delivery between the mounting bolt holes. These indentions are at a right angle to the long indentions between the holes for the bolts. They look as if you took your index finger and made a depression in the metal at a right angle to the long indentions between bolt holes. They are found at the top arch of the fender. I have only seen these markings on Sedan Delivery 40-41 rear fenders. Or it could be for the 1938 Standard car, which will also physically fit the Convertible Sedan body but would need taillight mounting area.

Griffin's 41 ford 11-29-2020 10:24 AM

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Hi, It's a 40-41 ford sedan delivery fender...Do you still have it? Do you want to sell it? I'll buy it from you! Thanks!

Tony, NY 11-29-2020 03:31 PM

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His last activity on here was 10-03-2013.

Carl 11-29-2020 05:04 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Fixmnflym (Post 725043)
Hi. Anyone have any info on these pics? My Dad has decided to clean out his garage. Several fenders have been up in the rafters since back in the 60's, not sure what this is.

Looks like 1940 Ford sedan delivery.

paul55 12-01-2020 09:11 PM

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I have a NOS '35-37 Panel Delivery rear fender listed if anyone needs one.

GB SISSON 12-01-2020 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Fixmnflym (Post 725043)
Hi. Anyone have any info on these pics? My Dad has decided to clean out his garage. Several fenders have been up in the rafters since back in the 60's, not sure what this is.


Let me know if you find a 42-47 tonner right rear fender up in those rafters...:)


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