Chase1

Here's some pic's of the models I have done using things like the Jello cups. pick a product that fits your build ( look wise ). You will take the cup and use the bottom side of it as the ( top of the fender ) the roundness is what gives you the flair look and style for you build. You then line it up to your stock fenders trace the wheel well out on to your Cup and then cup it out. Mark out what you will need to cut away from your stock fenders then glue into place ad filler / putty to shape into your to your build then sand when ready. The rear can be done the same way but with less flair. The Bonco was done this way. the back fenders are just the newer year molded in. The Coyne TT was done using this also , both front and rear. The Ranger the same. Chase 1

Looking good so far. How far out side of the stock fenders are your tires going to sit? I have used Jello cups before and they work very well. Being that you have picked a older body style the Jello cups would work great as the "OLDER" Chevy prerunners / class 8 trucks used a huge flair on the front and rear and with the Jello cups they fit this style of the trucks. Let me dig up some 1:1 pic's and I'll post them for you as well as my Jello cup fenders... I know I have a old rear set already built and if I can find them I'll send them to you if you would liek them? Give me a couple days to dig around my model boxes to see if I can find them. You have a great build going on keep up the great work ! Chase1