Fender trimming pics requested

[Mastiff]

I know this subject has been beaten to death, but almost all the picture links are dead when I search the archives. I bought some 35x10.5" Swamper SSR's and I plan to get them on my M1008 CUCV with no lift. The CUCV sits kinda high to start with, like a 34" tire can just about fit with no modification at all. I plan to get an offical body shop guy to help me out, but I'd really like to see some pictures of moderate fender trims so I have some ideas in my head to work from. I'd like to keep it as minimal as possible.

TIA, and please don't yell at me, I searched for 45 minutes.

 

[dleroy43]

whats an "offical body shop guy"?
Is that this guy or this guy those are the only ones I know of

 

[RaisedK5]

The pics aren't in order but here are some, http://www.scbd.org/phpBB2/modules.php?set_albumName=album56&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_album.phpI trimed it back then beat the inner fender back to match b/c every modification should in some way involve a hammer!

 

[Mastiff]

whats an "offical body shop guy"?
Is that this guy or this guy those are the only ones I know of

It's a guy who does body work for a living. My truck is redneck enough without having any more backyard body work on it.

 

[Mastiff]

The pics aren't in order but here are some, http://www.scbd.org/phpBB2/modules.php?set_albumName=album56&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_album.phpI trimed it back then beat the inner fender back to match b/c every modification should in some way involve a hammer!

I hope that's about what I need. I like how you didn't bother to wash the mud off before cutting into it!

 

[RaisedK5]

wash it?? hhahahaha, thats funny, besides Mud is an acceptable sawzall lubricant right???

All i did was cut the front off straight across the bottom a little below the core support filler, then i measured back @ 6 inches from the front edge of the rear part. marked it, then pulled a string from the top of the opening to the mark, followed the string with a sharpie then busted out Mr. Milwakee. Couple mins later no more thump thump thump of swamper lugs on sheetmetal.