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Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone knows of a small out of the way place to get some glass fenders for a '58 Chevy Apache?

I've priced them at USBODY and man are they expensive. $768 or something like that for a pair....

Saw some metal ones on ebay for like $339 EACH.

Jeez. Is there any place to get cheaper ones?

Is there a place to get like cheap Taiwan fenders?

Any help will be appreciated as my original fenders look like swiss cheese.

TINGLER

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only way you'll find cheaper then about 350 will be used originals, not fiberglas for sure!
check around at the repro parts vendors, like the sponser at the topa the page - the repro steel fenders are cheaper than fiberglas now and excellent quality

Bill


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"When we tug a single thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world" ~ John Muir
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call ZZ Shop Madrid Iowa,,,,they do rust repair with a spray welder that coats like under coating all metal repair...doc

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Found a pair for my '59 at a local swap meet for $50. Not perfect but usable. Look around they are out there. Beware of fresh primer, it hides many sins.


They named it Apache cause it has a patchy welded here and a patchy welded there.

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