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FS: 73 RSR Steel Front Fenders & Rear Turbo Flares
Picked these up from an old racer who said they were from an IMSA car from 30 years ago. Good quality with no damage that I can see. No rust either. Not sure who made them or if they are factory or not. Welds and seam look high quality. Rear flares appear to be new 930 flares. Together they would make a bad ass combo. Only looking to sell everything as a package for now. I was going to use them on my next backdate project but I found a backdated car with metal fenders already done.
![]() $2750 shipped for all 4. Continental US only and would most likely need to go FedEx freight. Payment sent as gift or add 3% for PayPal fees. Local pickup is also available zip is 10570. Last edited by dg567; 01-15-2018 at 04:29 PM.. |
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Bump
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Pm sent
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A lot of requests for the backside - full flare not short like a turbo flare would be on a long hood fender.
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are those lap welded?...
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Spot weld is what as seen in last pics.
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Fenders
Definitely not a factory weld
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looks like a lap weld and not a butt weld
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Seeing that they're just lap welded I'm wondering if a short hood turbo flare was possibly positioned lower to fit. The first picture with the side view of the green one looks off to me.
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Bump for a lower price
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