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#200268 02/06/2006 7:09 AM
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how are the repro fenders any comparison to original in quality

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I had a friend use Tuckers front and rear fenders for his 57. They were of the same gauge and they fit real well. He thought they were worth it for the money if you compare having a bodyman bang out or patch originals.

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i think its cheaper getting new than paying the body guy to fix them im body work challenged


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