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88GT front fender extension ground effect

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My boy called and said that this extension piece is about to fall off. He hasn’t sent me a pic yet and I have been searching on how they attach to the fender and I can’t find anything. So how is this piece attached to the fender.
front tires are 235/60/15 and they do rub.
 

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two brackets one at the top goes through holes in the fender and another on the front bolts to the front bumper
 

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Thanks.
 

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The ones from later years won't rub. Ford changed the shape to give more clearance.
 

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Blown88GT said:
The ones from later years won't rub. Ford changed the shape to give more clearance.
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The fenders also changed.
 

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If that's about to fall off I'd check everything else while there. That piece is connected solidly in several places.
 

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The top hole and ine to the right connect to fender, the bottom two on left connect to skirt.
This is back side of GT bumper cover
 

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Thanks. I still haven’t seen what my boy is talking about so hard to describe exactly what’s happening. From everything I’ve seen I don’t know how it can come off unless there broken bolts.
 
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