Posted by 2510Paul on April 25, 2018 at 11:50:05 from (173.202.140.238):
I want to put a good word in for Fehr Cab. I just finished my second cab, a 4450.
Everything went well until I put in the right front fender plastic panel. I had trouble getting it to fit well around the console. I called Fehr Cab. Norma had me talk to the owner Ron. I said I would be happy to buy another panel to fix my errors but he insisted we were going to get this right with the panel I had. He had me talk to his professional installer who gave me great advice. I got in successfully.
On the left front fender panel and on the right the second time I had a young high school lad help me. He was in the cab and me outside. That really helped also get eyes on all the seams to get a good fit all around.
So I recommend Fehr Cab and if you have questions or issues don't be afraid to call them as they will help you.
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