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With all due respect to the traditionalists, I have purchased
an aftermarket firewall,toeboards and front floor from
"bitchin products" through a local supplier. I have
received the items and foresee little problems in the install.
I am considering going with the bitchin inner fender for the
smooth look along with the rad support system they make.
My original rad support has been welded on from an accident
and looks to be more work than worth.
Also, my original fenders were both damaged in accident and
require about 40 hours of work to make decent and no
quarantees on rust coming back. I am contemplating buying
the Taiwan front fenders. Does anyone no how they look
for shape and quality? How do they fit? Is there anyother
supplier?
Cheers

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Great choice with Bitchin. I don't think there is anyone out there producing sheetmetal that is more perfect for replacing bummed out stuff.
Don't know anything about Taiwan stuff.


~Jim
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consider locally made fiberglass unless steel is the way you want to go. Saves on the weight and not as expensive.


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