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*Proud Member*
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 741
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Aftermarket Fenders... what's your experience?
i may need to buy aftermarket front fenders for my '75 stepside... how are they for fitting up??? anyone have experience with them? where's a good place to buy 'em??
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Registered User
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Clinton Twp., Michigan
Posts: 323
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Some Better than others
Some of the aftermarket fenders are better than others from guys I've talked with. I bought some from Sherman and ASSOciates a few years back, they were OK but not perfect. From my experience I try to find the straightest, cleanest, best damn GM fender , door, hood whatever I can find and reuse it, they seem to fit better. And the holes line up right. Time and money wise it comes out about the same.
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My other Love
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Castlegar B.C. Canada
Posts: 4,085
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I put a set of goodmark fenders on my 77. They worked out really good and i only used 2 shims. The inner fenders on the other hand were a pain in the bum
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pkbinplano
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Plano Texas
Posts: 370
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Guy here in Texas is getting 150 per fender for slavaged GM fenders. But you can always haggle.
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Location: Darrington, Washington
Posts: 3,963
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$69.99 for a new fender and a new hood was $109 not one complaint ecxcept the edges in the hood are RAZOR sharp,these were Tiawaneese ones,i ordered at local junkyard,they order for you,then dont have to pay shipping.
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