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We can all have our own "experts"

Choose carefully....

Im thinking that is probably a private discussion?

Thank you to everyone that posted.

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Only one vacuum line for the tilt goes through the firewall

There should be a round hole under the lip of the cowl, almost dead ceter.

The other vacuum hose comes off the back of the engine and goes to the canister

I think you just need to make sure they will work with a disc brake caliper

Oh yes, probably have one of those

You mean the little metal one?

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The price I gave you was an estimate for two NOS fenders. One of these appears to be NOS and the other appears to be nice used. For what it is worth

Mustang fenders will have additional emblem holes punched in them, so many people choose to look for the NOS parts when replacing them

Here is the drawing I made.  Not to scale

The metal is .04 thick. You will have to decide where the holes go for the switches and circuit breakers.

Everything is very symetrical. Once the switches are in the sides of the switches are at the sides of the metal bracket

They are parts that were purchased from Ford after production ended.

All things considered they are probably in the $800-1000 range for each fender if you can find someone that needs them

Those are Ford part numbers, indicating the fenders are service replacement parts.

Drake just uses the same part numbers

Thanks everyone, probably best to discuss in private messages from here.


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Tom,

If I get a chance I will look this weekend.

You can call to remind me