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ST Flairs found?

I think i found some ST flairs I duct taped them on the rear to check them out Id like to send pics to someone who could varify they are ST flairs.

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Why not post them here. Fiberglass or steel?
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Send them to 'jpnovak'. I dont know if I can tell for sure, but please, send them to me also
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old 911, stop teasing us...
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I cant upload the pics can i send them to one of you and you post it. They are glass.
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I know a body shop that has a set of original ST flares cut off a car.
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Yes, ST flares were steel. You can not have real ones. GT Racing sells fiberglass versions that were molded from a factory ST (5705?) Its now owned by Peter Kitchak and lives here in Austin at Moorespeed.
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Jamie, wasn't it you that bought a set of the f/g ones, but just wasn't satisfied with the shape in the end?
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I think that was me. '67nin11' has them on his car now. They were too wide for what I was trying to do.

Here they are taped in place on his car



and crappy side by side pic of the trial fit on my old hooligan car


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I bought some steel flares and was not satisfied. Bring on the hammer and dolly. In other words, I reshaped the lips on mine.
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just don't use my car as a reference for a correct ST, mine is a SWB and i'm building a ST style hot rod....
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I think that was me. '67nin11' has them on his car now. They were too wide for what I was trying to do.

Here they are taped in place on his car

and crappy side by side pic of the trial fit on my old hooligan car


Hey I recognize that car!

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