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Razvy

03-30-2007 21:00:55

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Today I started to send the fenders and in the middle o the process i realize that behind the braces was never painted even from the factory , reason is the rivets which are pressed hot , so I decide to cut the rivets off and take a lock what was behind ,,, Zero paint and rust ready to go true the fenders , I think I save the fenders by doing this . To reinstall I wheel get carriage bolt made in stainless I see them for a price $4/ pic plus another $2 for a nut. I fully recommend doing this procedure.

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Hobo,NC

03-31-2007 05:05:22

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Re: Fenders in reply to Razvy , 03-30-2007 21:00:55

You Mite B a Redneck Iffin you have camouflage trash cans.

Nice boomerangs
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He beat hiz self to death try'n to throw hiz old one away.

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duey

03-31-2007 12:38:43

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Re: Fenders in reply to Hobo,NC, 03-31-2007 05:05:22

Easy there, Trigger.....

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Lance in Brenham, TX

03-31-2007 03:53:38

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Re: Fenders in reply to Razvy , 03-30-2007 21:00:55

I too am working on my rear fenders on my '49 8N, but I'm worried about damaging the fenders/frames if I cut off the old rusty nuts/bolts. How'd you do it without damaging anything?

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Razvy

03-31-2007 08:14:11

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Re: Fenders in reply to Lance in Brenham, TX, 03-31-2007 03:53:38

I use my electric grinder and grind the heads off , I am referring to the large round head the finish side not one the "boomerangs"....looolll Hobo make me leaf ,,,llooooll Grind all of them nice and pry the fender away , to take them out from the boomerangs grind the rest off and use a punch to kick them out . Hobo i think this part is going to be called Officially boomerangs Thank 2 U

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OH Boy

03-31-2007 05:08:23

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Re: Fenders in reply to Lance in Brenham, TX, 03-31-2007 03:53:38

Drill into the head until it falls off. I'm not sure what bolt or rivet you are talking about but if its a 1/4 inch bolt use a 1/4 or even 5/16 inch drill bit. As you drill into it the head will eventually come completely off the shank before you hit the fender sheet metal. You might have to punch the shank out after doing this.

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