Weather Tech Mudflap Recommendation for a 2006 Ford F350 Non-Dually
Updated 01/27/2015 | Published 01/26/2015
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When going thru the filter, i.e. Ford 350 - rear flaps, etc. I come to this pair, but in the description, it says extra wide for duallys, yet the description I thought said for single, no fender flare. Am I looking at it wrong? or what? Thanks
asked by: Mike
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Expert Reply:
The WeatherTech Mud Flaps # WT120001 that you referenced are designed to fit the non-dually models of the 1999 Ford F-250 or F-350 without fender flares. If that is what you have these would work well for you.
If you did have a dually you would want # WT110001 instead.
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Jameson C
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WeatherTech Mud Flaps - Easy-Install, No-Drill, Digital Fit - Rear Pair
- Mud Flaps
- Custom Fit
- Rear Pair
- Single
- No-Drill Install
- Wheel Well Mount
- Custom Width
- Plastic
- WeatherTech
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