Anyone in az got a clean pass fender? (1 Viewer)
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FIrst off, congratulations on getting through that 4-rated trail relatively unscathed. Now you have a story to share ( just go with me here).
That's a nice bit of character, should you decide to leave it be, and a good start to a proper battle-scarred look.
Should you (unwisely) decide to fix it, repairing that dent is likely a better choice than replacing the fender. A lot less work involved, and less chance for regret later.
That's a nice bit of character, should you decide to leave it be, and a good start to a proper battle-scarred look.
Should you (unwisely) decide to fix it, repairing that dent is likely a better choice than replacing the fender. A lot less work involved, and less chance for regret later.
Probably $1-200 and an hour or two to get a PDR guy to fix that. I'd go that route vs a new fender.
The new fender won't match even if you get the same paint code.
The new fender won't match even if you get the same paint code.
