71-72 Cutlass/442/Vista front fender.
August 30th, 2014, 06:59 AM
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Old School Olds
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71-72 Cutlass/442/Vista front fender.
This will work for 70 but not correct.
Surface rust only. For the driver side.
Heel is in great shape. It has a small
dent on top. Tried to show it in the photos.
$150 + the ride. PM if interested.
Surface rust only. For the driver side.
Heel is in great shape. It has a small
dent on top. Tried to show it in the photos.
$150 + the ride. PM if interested.
September 12th, 2014, 09:18 AM
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Rodney
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Houston, TX
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Hey Adam:
I might be interested in your VC fender. Is the fender bent at the peak molding or is it the molding that's bent? I can see a little daylight between them in pic#2. My fenders were pretty banged up but I hammer & dollied one back to respectable shape, I just can't remember if it was drivers or passengers side. I'll check when I'm at my shop tomorrow and get back to you.
I might be interested in your VC fender. Is the fender bent at the peak molding or is it the molding that's bent? I can see a little daylight between them in pic#2. My fenders were pretty banged up but I hammer & dollied one back to respectable shape, I just can't remember if it was drivers or passengers side. I'll check when I'm at my shop tomorrow and get back to you.
September 14th, 2014, 07:27 PM
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Rodney
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Adam:
I checked the fenders I had my shop; and the one I dollied back to useable shape is a LH drivers side, so I really need a RH pass side fender. The two RH fenders I have are either full of filler (big ol' dents) or horribly rotted at the bottoms.
Good luck with your sale, that's pretty nice looking for a 40+ year old fender someone will want it.
Rodney
I checked the fenders I had my shop; and the one I dollied back to useable shape is a LH drivers side, so I really need a RH pass side fender. The two RH fenders I have are either full of filler (big ol' dents) or horribly rotted at the bottoms.
Good luck with your sale, that's pretty nice looking for a 40+ year old fender someone will want it.
Rodney
October 9th, 2014, 04:14 PM
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Rodney, it was $100. By the time I got it wrapped and tied up
with rope, it was over 6' long, weighed about 55 lbs.
UPS quoted me $525! Package was to big to fit on their truck, so
that was their 'freight' charge. Fastenal is the only way to go
for over sized packages. Although Greyhound is reasonable too.
The only problem with them is it is about 100 miles to the hub for me.
My Fastenal store is about a mile from my house. Helps a lot.
with rope, it was over 6' long, weighed about 55 lbs.
UPS quoted me $525! Package was to big to fit on their truck, so
that was their 'freight' charge. Fastenal is the only way to go
for over sized packages. Although Greyhound is reasonable too.
The only problem with them is it is about 100 miles to the hub for me.
My Fastenal store is about a mile from my house. Helps a lot.
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