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Is there any sort of 'shim' used between the 1936 passeger car front fender support (headlight support) and the fender itself?
Thanks, -Bob |
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Bob there are chrome strips that go around the support.
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Originally it was a direct metal-to-metal contact between the main front fender brackets and the front fenders and adjacent front fender outer aprons resting on top of the tops of the brackets.
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Thanks for the replies, gentlemen. I didn't think there were any shims used, but the question was raised and I had my doubts, but no longer !
-Bob |
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