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Runnerbun, I am only guessing here, but with the somewhat angling out of the side ute body, it would suggest they are model T sedan/phaeton fenders . I am no expert on Model T/s , but if they anything like Model A/s , these utes look like they are scalloped out at the top to fit the body. |
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Adjust your points with gentle blows of a 2 pound hammer ![]() Last edited by RUNNERBUN; 01-08-2017 at 01:55 AM. Reason: correction |
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It is on the same outward plane as a Phaeton is. No way a Model A roadster rear fender would fit this. As I said, I don't know what a 27 T roadster fender looks like. ![]() |
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