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#674069 08/30/2010 4:38 AM
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I am looking for "stovebolt" mud flaps for my 1957 Chevy flatbed Dually. Any ideas?

57oneton #674080 08/30/2010 6:21 AM
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Looking for them myself ,try here.
http://flap-art.com/index.html


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Tell us more information on how you make your own ?


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I bought the plastic flaps at a truck/trailer store for $10 a set. I then googled chevrolet emblems for designs and decided I liked the blue bowtie. I drew out my design and chose colors and had a decal shop make the decals at $22 each, then I applied the decals and used a heat gun to smooth them out. I would not recommend this method for an everyday driver as I don't think it would hold up in the weather. I do have 2 extra sets of the exact decals that can be applied by the buyer. $44 per set, that's my cost,+ shipping.

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NAPA stores and BIG truck stops!!!


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I just bought a pair for $24 bucks from AWDirect.com for my 49 dually. Planning to cut my brand out of some stainless steel plate with the plasma table. Then bolt them to the flaps at the bottom.

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I bought a pair at Northern Tool for $19.98 a pair. Pretty heavy duty rubber. Ordered online and shipped to local store for free.

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