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You're a good man.airkooledchris wrote:I have a bunch of extra left over from my 81 iffin you want it, just pay postage, otherwise free.
There's probably 2 or more feet of it left, brand new. PM me an address.
really?luftvagon wrote:I have not found anything yet that would work.. Anyone have a solution for the license plate?
That's what I was thinking.grandfatherjim wrote:This has generally been a strange conversation.
I saw a great way of making rear fenders on a logsplitter, which could also be used for wheel well liners - using about a third of a used rear tractor tire. No dents, no rust, no cost, recycled - many benefitsHippie wrote:That's what I was thinking.grandfatherjim wrote:This has generally been a strange conversation.
When I need some random bulk material, I usually order from McMaster-Carr. Made rear wheel well liners for my truck out of 3/16" thick EDPM rubber...Where? McMaster-Carr. Cheaper when you cut stuff yourself.
(But in your case, I'd take aircooledchris up on his kindness.)