200 Rear Mud Flap Delete & Custom Fab (2 Viewers)

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So a while ago I removed the rear mud flaps on my cruiser.
Love the stout look from the rear without but hate the holes it left in my wheel wells.

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Got inspiration from a forum member that did the same on his 100 and fab’ed some plates to fill the holes.
But wanted to use black plastic for mine.

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Nicely done. Very clean.

Stout look for behind? My imagination's not that creative. Pics! :moon: :hillbilly:
 
so Sweet... Awesome job and thank you for the inspiration!!
Can you post a photo of the stoutly behind? Pics as well please :)
 
i was in the same dilemma. i think im going to have to copy your idea, didnt think about using plastic trash cans. thank you for the inspiration.
 
Thanks Guys.
The trash can was an afterthought when i had difficulty trying to find black sheet plastic.
After looking at several places and not finding what i wanted, started to poke around the garage and the can ended up being perfect.

Shot from behind:
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Is that a dent in your back hatch? Or a trick of light?

Nice going on the flaps. Great idea.
 
Yeah its a dent alright.

Last year while my son was learning to drive, he backed into a tree.
My fault as much as his cause I wasn’t paying attention & he wasn’t looking behind.....DOH!

Plan to replace the bumper with an aluminum dissident and get a new liftgate shell from toyota.
Seen em for around $800 new.

Unless someone out there wants to sell me their liftgate shell . . .
 
What a creative idea!

On another note, I see you have a WT cargo liner.....dos you’re shift all over the place? I’m trying to come up with a way to better secure it since it seems to slip and slide all over the trunk.
 
Interesting, I have yet to have that issue, but items placed on it sure do slide around!
 
Even better than cutting up generic mudflaps. Sweet.
 
Looks realllllly good. I hate those enormous flaps, went to take them off when I first got the truck, but realized they were pretty intregal to the structure and weather protection in that area. Looks like that will be my next project.
 
Thanks Guys.

@PaulC - unfortunately I dont have the template anymore but it was very easy as I only used one for both sides as the exterior curves are the same and only diff is a couple of bolt holes and the interior profile.

Good luck!
 
Great idea for 'upcycling' -- I have a couple of kitchen trash cans where the automagic lids broke, so they're currently just storing pool noodles, shovels, and random wood.
 

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