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swisshotrod 05-04-2017 12:28 PM

Front Fender Welled
 

Dose anyone know where I can get some original steal front fender welled

BRENT in 10-uh-C 05-04-2017 01:04 PM

Re: Front Fender Welled
 

Probably. Do you want to be more specific on what year it needs to fit, and what side you are needing?

Oh, and welcome to Fordbarn.

swisshotrod 05-04-2017 01:25 PM

Re: Front Fender Welled
 

1929 Roadster left and right

JohnLaVoy 05-04-2017 01:37 PM

Re: Front Fender Welled
 

You can install wells in original fenders and you can buy a nice reproduction fender with the well, those are available from Brookville roadster brookvilleroadster.com

George Miller 05-04-2017 01:46 PM

Re: Front Fender Welled
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnLaVoy (Post 1468044)
You can install wells in original fenders and you can buy a nice reproduction fender with the well, those are available from Brookville roadster brookvilleroadster.com

That would be a good idea, then it could be changed back. The wells make it a little hard to get in on a 28,or 29.

larrys40 05-04-2017 05:52 PM

Re: Front Fender Welled
 

I dropped a fender by Bill Gift in PA several years ago on my way to Hershey and he did it while I waited. Now I do all my own metal work and fender repairs but installing the well.... and getting all the details just so.. well.. lets just say you have to be "gifted" . no pun intended. He put them in with the correct scallops on the ends like on the 30/31's perfectly.. has done lots of them and did a superb job. If you want his number pm me.

He's truly a "gifted" metal fabricator. You can of course do them yourself but it is at your own peril. I preferred the correct spot welds and no filler. I refinished the rest of the fender and the final product with the well turned out perfect!

Larry Shepard


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