Let's Play NAME THAT FENDER SKIRT!

I recently bought a huge parts lot. There are numerous sets of fender skirts. I could really use some help identifying them. I know the HAMB knowledge base is huge so I figured I ask the experts.

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LET THE GAMES BEGIN!!!




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What a great find. I hope you get them I.D.'d. Actually using them on the right car would be good. But they make cool art canvas's. Either way good luck with them. Gary

 

Anyone?


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Larry, Earl, Darrel, Daryl, Dayrel, Cletus, Joel, Jimmy, Hank, Bob, Dylan and Frank

 

B is a 61-63 T-bird. If they were made by Foxcraft (and I'm guessing at least half of those were) there should be a code stamped into the bottom lip, usually 4 characters. You might have to do some bead blasting to make them show. Post up what they are and I can tell you what they fit.

 

The blue ones in c and d are 1949-1951 Oldsmobile.

 

"F" Looks like '57 Pontiac and '56 Chevy wagon.
KK

 

"h" sure looks like a 54, 55 olds 98

 

I will look for numbers tomorrow. If anyone has skirts that you think are the same can you give me dimensions please and let me know if they have any markings. Thanks everyone.


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I could be wrong, but F looks like a '57 Chevy skirt..........E

 

Ignore the lousy ruler. Bottom tip to bottom tip = 29 3/4" At midway (14 7/8") to top 8 1/2 " As said 49-51 Olds model 76 and 88. Not 51 Super 88. No markings on either pair.
Plan is to cut this pair up and add a piece as I want the flare at the rear even with the bottom of the fender line.