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Will third gen fender flares fit my 83 ranger
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Will 3rd gen fender flares fit my 83?
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No, I dont believe so. The 3rd gen front fender stops above the bumper cover, so without adding material it would be too short. The rear may "fit" but it won't be a bolt on. You could use a heat gun to mold the arch, but it won't look as good as the ones made for the truck.
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K, thanks guys
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you can make anything fit! 
it just takes force and determination and some modifying! haha
it just takes force and determination and some modifying! haha
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with a dremel tool, all things are possible.
Not saying it will look good, but you can make it fit
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Not saying it will look good, but you can make it fit
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