Going to finally get my damaged fender replaced. I have a replacement for the drivers side, with cutout. Looking for a matching fender for the passenger side. These things are pretty light, so I figure shipping won't be too bad. Let me know if you guys have anything around!
I have a good one from an 87 TC. Although the weight on these things is not that much, the shipping companies use a "dimensional weight" formula for large packages. By the time it gets to you, the total cost is probably going to be around $150. I sold one to a member here in March and shipped it to Maine from Virginia via Greyhound bus lines, which was the least expensive by far, and that shipping still was about $78. If you are interested, send me your address and I can get a quote. Another trouble with the Greyhound shipping is that both of us have to go to the bus station. That is about a 1 1/2 hour round trip for me. The photo is of the actual fender that I have but the trim piece around the cornering light is no longer attached.
May take you up on that, but that is a far way to travel. Anyone else either closer to the west coast, or closer to a shipping location?
Craigslist over here has been pretty barren of cars being parted out. There are a few running vehicles around $1k, but nothing being parted out.
If you can find an '87/'88 fender close, but without the light hole, no big deal. Just grab a cutoff wheel and cut the hole. That's what I did. Then I installed the "no light" trim.
The perfectionist part of my brain can't do that. I must have lights that fit perfectly, then modify it to put 3,000 lumens out the side.
Still looking for a fender. I'm not seeing anything locally. I'd like to swap my fenders out in the first half of this year, and get some new paint onto the car.
I still have the fender.
I'm hoping for someone else that doesn't have to go as far to ship it off ;) I don't want to put anyone out of their way on this thing.
My work takes me on a fairly regular basis in the area of the Greyhound stop where it would need to ship from. Heck, boxing it up is the bigger hassle!