Loopi

Ok, so we're full time on the road and we've blown severl tires in our time and lost tread on a couple too (lost 2 in one day once in Death Valley when it was 126degrees), and this has, to say the VERY least taken a toll (which might better be described as disintegrated) on our rear fender flairs. We have called many junkyards and obviously as you know, not many 350 dodge from our era in the lots of junkyards (in fact a few have said they have NEVER had one in 15 years)...So...where the HECK does one get fender flares, and is there anyway to get them at reasonable cost? I mean, HELP!? I'm stumped!

James

peobryant

I haven't seen any for sale at a reasonable price. If you have a couple of limbs you want to get rid of, then you might be set though.

rholl77

Here's a link where I found some. Pretty expensive $250-$350.http://www.moparpartsamerica.com/par...layCatalogid=0

Thunderhog

I found these on the web, unknown price OR quality. I will need some someday, I am sure. http://www.rrfiberglass.net/dodge_plymouth.htm

Trooperthorn

Sent you a pm

bgilbert

Flatbed.

simplysmn

better yet if someone has a set that they could loan me i know a fiberglass guy that could make some . really easy

Val

kensmachine

Try I-5 auto wrecking in Chehalis Washington. They are about 5 miles south of Chehalis so there address may be Napavine. They have a 92 D350 with the bed still on it I think the flares are still there. its been a mouth ago that I was there. Ken

Diesel Dave2

Just of topic....Where are all the first gen duallies???I never ever seen a first gen in a wreaking yard...

Alwaysworking

thats because who would throw away the best truck in the world?

Rammer64

http://www.mopartruckparts.com/