Technical Model A coupe rear fender for sedan

Does anyone know whether a Model A coupe or even a truck rear fender has the same outside curve and will fit a 31 tudor sedan? I realize that the inner wheel well on sedans are different from the coupes, but I'm tubbing the wells for increased clearance anyway......if it's just a matter of putting in different mounting points for the coupe fender, it shouldn't be too bad.

I'd like steel fenders and sedan fenders are no longer reproduced. My originals are rough. Looking at options.

Danke

 

Coupe and sedan fenders are the same. 1930 to '31 years. Looking at my avatar photo, the rear fenders I used are off a '31 slant windshield 4 door. They mount fine to the '29 body. Clearance should not be a problem unless you are using wheels with huge tires and a deep backset on the wheels. Keep your eye on the "parts for sale" list here. They show up frequently.

 

There are two groups of fenders:

Coupe, roadster and truck are the same.

Phaeton, tudor and sedan are the same.

The two do not interchange.

To make it even more fun, 1931 had a wide bed pickup that had a proprietary fender, which of course I need two of.

To answer your question though, I believe the outside curve is the same betwixt them all...

 

I stand corrected. Old age, ya know.

 

Rear Passenger Side Position, Fiberglass

• Fenders are specifically designed for the 1930-31 Ford Model A
• Built to be 2-1/2" wider than stock, making is 14" in total width
• Made of heavy duty fiberglass and feature a glossy gelcoat finish
• Has a 71" arc length and a 42.75 overall length
• Available in left or right hand side configurations
• I have them on my 1929 model a I know you want steel.

 

Find a good body man and have him cut and widen the steel one.

 

A good coupe/roadster fender used to worth a couple three good sedan fenders.

 

It still should be. There were many more sedans than coupes built.