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Wheel arch flares for 40series?

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Wheel arch flares for 40series?

Post by twr7cx »

Any idea on where I can get some flares for the front wheel arch for a 40 series?
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Post by uted1 »

Bunnings. Plastic lawn/garden edging and a packet of self drilling screws ;)
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Post by twr7cx »

uted1 wrote:Bunnings. Plastic lawn/garden edging and a packet of self drilling screws ;)
I ended up going with this and it works. Not the nicest looking, but should be fine for getting over the pits and was cheap. Here's the result:

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Post by Reddo »

still haven't got this over the pits lol???
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Post by twr7cx »

Reddo wrote:still haven't got this over the pits lol???
Not in a hurry. It's just another toy to play with. Also means I don't have to pay rego yet...
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