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Hello, I have a 1915 runabout that needs a right front (passenger side) fender. I have what I think is a correct left fender, with three rivets, a bill, and a flat top. A friend brought me the red fender, which also has three rivets, thinking that it was what I needed. However, as you can see in two of the attached pictures, it is wider than mine and has a bill that is shaped differently. I am thinking that the red fender may be off of a speedster or a torpedo. I would be very grateful if anyone could solve the mystery.
Need help identifying front fender
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frank.koonce
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- First Name: Frank
- Last Name: Koonce
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- Location: Phoenix, AZ
Need help identifying front fender
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ThreePedalTapDancer
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- First Name: Ed
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Re: Need help identifying front fender
I believe the wider fender is a wide track fender for a wide track T seen here.
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Moxie26
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Re: Need help identifying front fender
Ed, I agree with you those wide track Fords were sold mainly in the southern states
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pre15dale
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Re: Need help identifying front fender
Definitely wide track. I have a pair of them. I advertised them a couple years ago, there was no lnterest
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George House
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Re: Need help identifying front fender
Yep 
You guys are good ! Also known as southern tread.
You guys are good ! Also known as southern tread.A Fine is a Tax for Doing Something Wrong….A Tax is a Fine for Doing Something RIGHT 
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speedytinc
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Re: Need help identifying front fender
Wide track. I might be interested in it. I have an early 15 widetrack. The fender was severely damaged @ some point in its life & has the scars on the underside to prove it. Interestingly it has 4 rivets holding the mounting bracket.
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frank.koonce
Topic author - Posts: 17
- Joined: Mon Oct 31, 2022 7:45 pm
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- Location: Phoenix, AZ
Re: Need help identifying front fender
Thanks to everyone for their replies. Problem solved!
Frank
Frank