These foam fillers are often lost, and may have only been used on high-trim trucks. The plastic face is fairly robust, but the adhesive between it & the foam doesn't last. Note that the fillers are punched L & R near the bottom. Modern automotive spray adhesive (like 3M 66 or
77) can be used to re-attach the clear facings to the foam.
![fenderfillers.jpg These foam fillers are often lost, and may have only been used on high-trim trucks. The plastic face is fairly robust, but the adhesive between it & the foam doesn't last. Note that the fillers are punched L & R near the bottom. Modern automotive spray adhesive (like 3M 66 or [url=https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DAEMBI6/]77[/url]) can be used to re-attach the clear facings to the foam.](https://www.supermotors.net/getfile/958839/fullsize/fenderfillers.jpg)