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    1. 12-05-2011 #1
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      Fender Flare

      I tried to do a search but came up empty handed. About 5 years ago on this forum their was a finder flare thread that had a mustang that the guy cut a slit on top of the finder and bowed it out a couple inches. I also think the guy had to section the finder somehow for whatever reason. Can someone please give me some info on this process? If someone finds that thread there was a blue camaro with some crazy fender flares, please post a pic for some eye candy! Thank in advance for your help.

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      JCG did some fender widening on the Camaro Performer's Track Rat for Steve Rupp(Steve1968LS2)

      Maybe check out that thread in the Projects Forum https://www.pro-touring.com/showthread.php?44180

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      They also did project "Blu Balz" https://www.pro-touring.com/showthread.php?71092
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      Eddie Paul [Fast & furious, Cobra movie cars} has one or 2 books out on body & metalwork that may help.Found them at public library once.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Jaymz View Post
      I tried to do a search but came up empty handed. About 5 years ago on this forum their was a finder flare thread that had a mustang that the guy cut a slit on top of the finder and bowed it out a couple inches. I also think the guy had to section the finder somehow for whatever reason. Can someone please give me some info on this process? If someone finds that thread there was a blue camaro with some crazy fender flares, please post a pic for some eye candy! Thank in advance for your help.
      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...OTY-post-em-up!

      I think you are talking about this Mustang https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...budget-Mustang
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      Quote Originally Posted by Jaymz View Post
      About 5 years ago on this forum their was a finder flare thread that had a mustang that the guy cut a slit on top of the finder and bowed it out a couple inches. I also think the guy had to section the finder somehow for whatever reason. Can someone please give me some info on this process?
      Try this link out.
      http://1970mustangvintageracer.shutterfly.com/

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