long hood fenders seem cheap??

[sleepy911]

I dont know if im getting older or just have less time than money but these fenders from dansk seem cheap compared to all the hastle fixing my old ones.
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has anyone here tried these out? how was the fit and finish?

[rattlsnak]

you think @$2,800 is cheap for fenders? I guess that is relative to how much a body shop would charge you to fix whatever is wrong with yours, but they both will need paint.

[cnielsen]

Call Sunset Porsche in Oregon, if you are nice, they'll beat that price!

[javadog]

I've never used a Dansk fender. I have tried to use one of their rear valence panels and I found it to be poorly stamped, so I ended up refinishing a used one.

JR

[Randolph]

I've seen a post or two that the Dansk fenders don't fit well but this might have been corrected.

[sleepy911]

Originally Posted by rattlsnak

you think @$2,800 is cheap for fenders? I guess that is relative to how much a body shop would charge you to fix whatever is wrong with yours, but they both will need paint.

Think about it. My drivers fender looks like dj rust and mc hammer had a battle on it. I could buy the dog leg and bucket for 300 shipped then have a shop spend at least 10 hours getting it back to paint ready for 800. If the dansk fenders are cherry then they would only cost a couple hundred more for a new one that's probally galvanized.

[cnielsen]

Sunset is cheaper for factory PORSCHE early fenders. I just got some and they are beautiful!

[pkabush]

Sunset Porsche is great. I bought my 964 BOV elbow from them for $28
They're $70 to $100 everywhere else