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30-01-11, 11:35
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Photos of the limber mudguard rubber flap.
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30-01-11, 23:30
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Jack,
Glen Stones who used to live in Rutherglen, made his up out of light steel and covered them with rubber sheet. They looked like the originals. Wasn't a really big job either. Rick.
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#3
31-01-11, 01:13
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Canvas flaps for F*
Guy
I would like a pair of your canvas-style flaps for the rear of my F8. I must check the dimensions (when next out at the cottage) since the F8 may be a different width than what you did for Bob. The proportion in your thumbnail seems about right. Anyone have the correct dimensions for the long box Cab 12 8cwt? 1B1 body I think it is. David Moore Kingston
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21-09-18, 23:03
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Rubber mudflaps
Hello, Does anybody manufacture those molded rubber mudguard ends? I need a pair, if I had an original to copy I think I could arrange new production of those…regards,
Frankie
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