the last time I owned an FJ55 someone told me that you could use the front fender to repair the rear wheel well arch of a pig. the drivers front matches the drivers rear and visa versa. Is this true, and has anyone else done this?
Rear wheel well arch
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definetly not a "exact" match. but worth trying out. I am sure you could get close enough to make it look fine. There are subtle differences to the curves with would rule out an exact drop in match shape wise.
quite possible
I have done it several times
I have done it several times
LC_Hamma
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I have most of the front arches still intact. You can have these for shipping.
Hooray! someone who didn't put a space between in and tact.
Very interesting. Given the fact that my rear arches are toast, I will keep this in mind when I see someone parting out a rusty pig. Thanks very much for an informative thread!!!
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grammer police! oh dear!
Bringing back a really old thread..., but we still have this problem. Since we aren't lucky enough to get panel replacements for the 55, what are others doing to replace rear wheel well arches? Somewhere I read on Mud there was a quarter panel patch from a utility bed that had an arch that was very similar but I can't locate the thread any longer so, please chime in with ideas. I don't mind buying equipment to make them either if that's what I need to do, but I don't want to re-invent the wheel if I don't have to.
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Thanks, I don’t think I would have been able to find that again.
74 PA PIG
Passenger rear quarter reconstruction. Some rust inhibitor. Hope this stuff works! Some BobM parts. Rust free rear quarter. Rear wheel reconstruction to follow at a later time.forum.ih8mud.com