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Karl Wescott · 10-25-2016, 11:09 AM

The front apron does not bolt to the frame.
The front apron should be narrower than the frame.

The front apron attaches to the side flange of the fender and should be 1-2" away from the frame horn. The flat of the fender is not centered on the top of the frame horn, it is offset to the inside. The bolt hole on the top of the fender is almost where the fender begins rising, with the hole centered in the frame.

If you do not get it figured out post pictures and someone here will likely let you know what is wrong.

10-25-2016, 11:09 AM	#2
Karl Wescott Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Oregon Posts: 1,538	Re: 1934 pickup splash apron mount The front apron does not bolt to the frame. The front apron should be narrower than the frame. The front apron attaches to the side flange of the fender and should be 1-2" away from the frame horn. The flat of the fender is not centered on the top of the frame horn, it is offset to the inside. The bolt hole on the top of the fender is almost where the fender begins rising, with the hole centered in the frame. If you do not get it figured out post pictures and someone here will likely let you know what is wrong.