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#217454 10/10/2006 6:20 AM
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these are car feders but man are they expensive. i can't believe people are actually bidding. and the reserve hasn't been met yet. i wish i had a pair laying around grin
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The link is bad. When there's a finite number of parts and the demand is high the price will be high too. I bid almost $600 on a set of running board mats for Sweetie and got outbid.


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Brent,
I spent $700 for an NOS rear fender for my '40. It still had the dealer stock tag on it, too. I figured I'd be spending at least that much on either repairing my originals, which were actually unsalvageable, or in buying and fixing up someone else's used one. To put it in perspective, I only spent $550 on my truck!! In hindsight, if I were in the same position today, I'd probably just be patient and keep looking for "better deals". What's done is done and I've got a really cherry rear fender.


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it's not old it's "aged to perfection"
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yikes... eek pretty pricey.. i bet he wants about $3k for them.


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