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#517297 03/15/2009 5:50 AM
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Anyone know of a good source for some nice big truck mud flaps? I saw someone's truck in the gallery with some nice ones with chevrolet stamped on them but can't find it again. i'm looking for something that's not so plain.

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Look here. I have a friend with some of these.

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Thanks, I may do some custom ones

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I got one set from CarQuest and one from NAPA. Just measure what you need, tell them and they'll get the size closest to your measurements,
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If you do any Interstate travel keep your eyes open and you will find all the mudflaps you need.The big trucks lose them all the time.Or you can buy them at any truck stop.


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How about joining the ATHS and get some of these, http://www.stovebolt.com/ATHS/images/mudflap_plain.jpg

They look great on a big bolt and its a great organization too.

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That's my plan, some black ATHS flaps, and there pretty cheap too.

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Just get some plain ones then find someone who's a good artist and have them draw and paint what you want on it. That's what my brother and I did, we painted Allis-Chalmers Decals on em and put it on my brother 1985 1-ton flat bed. Looks really sharp.


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That looks to be a little cheaper. The set up fee for custom flaps is $150. I have a local graphic sign co working on a tri5trucking logo for mudflaps and my doors. They will also make me a similar template so I can paint on the door logos on my beater 55 like the old originals. I do like the American Truck ones alot too.

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thanks for the link. Our club was thinking about getting for our group


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