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Fiberglass fenders
Posted:
14 Jul 2003 0:20
by Sandor Buchi (Sandor)
Does anybody have experiance with fiberglass front fenders, What types? do they fit well?
Fiberglass fenders
Posted:
14 Jul 2003 20:48
by Dave-R (Roppa440)
They all fit badly and need modification. They all have thin spots. Some are very flimsy. All requre a LOT of work to get straight. In general they are only worth it if you really need the weight reduction or if you really can't get hold of a decent steel one.
Fiberglass fenders
Posted:
15 Jul 2003 6:49
by Alex (Alex)
Check Dales stuff out, have a look at Pete's Barracuda, they have to be the best glass panels around, same as the ones on the front of Andy's car, great stuff..
Fiberglass fenders
Posted:
15 Jul 2003 10:48
by Dave-R (Roppa440)
Dales stuff is very much the exception but I understand you have to wait for it and I doubt it is readily available to people outside the UK?
Correct me if I am wrong there.
Fiberglass fenders
Posted:
15 Jul 2003 11:01
by Tim Ellison (Tim)
Dale's stuff is excellent quality, he just did me a six-pack hood. Unfortunately, he doesn't have any front fender moulds for Challengers. I asked about 6 weeks ago. He told me he would do some moulds if I could source some decent steel originals.
Fiberglass fenders
Posted:
15 Jul 2003 20:58
by Alex (Alex)
there is a scheme afoot via a cetian New York Brummie to make them available I think?
Fiberglass fenders
Posted:
27 Jul 2003 21:49
by Audun Løkse (Odin)
If you don't need the weight reduction, you could always go for the real deal. Check out these NOS items:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS API.dll?ViewItem&item=2425256207&categor y=6198 At that price, I believe somebody is taken for a ride...
Fiberglass fenders
Posted:
29 Jul 2003 6:31
by Audun Løkse (Odin)
Never mind my previous post:
The front fenders were at that time listed with something like 5 bids and a counting bid of around $6600. I see they are now back to a somewhat more reasonable price of $2000, and zero bids yet. I knew something had to be fundamentally wrong with this...