That body would be a real find up here in B.C. Gotta love them dry climates
Made metal flares
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For those who think you don't have any place to work on your 40, take note.....
thecrazygreek
A.K.A. TheCraftyGreek
What guage metal are you using? 16? 18? or?
And your skills are strong... My Father (RIP) learned his skills in the 40's and 50's before Bondo, and always defended the old school ways of doing things. Yours is an example of why.
And your skills are strong... My Father (RIP) learned his skills in the 40's and 50's before Bondo, and always defended the old school ways of doing things. Yours is an example of why.
Great work! Those look really sharp!
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Thank you.. These are 18G..
Ehsan
I like the 2.75", it looks perfect. Definitely more interested now.
hey, doc, buy them some safety glasses for welding, will 'ya 
i wish i could oxy ac weld as well as you .
those flares are very nice .
those flares are very nice .
i want some sooo bad,hate the fibreglass ones we get here,im up for a set,we talk about workplace health and safety here but look at these guys,love looking into the pics its great,good old fashioned skills is something we lack in the so called developed countries,go boys,awesome
x2!! Great work.
I want a set too! 
damn nice!!!
love the torch welding too, thats something i never learned to do, it looks better than some of my mig welding!
love the torch welding too, thats something i never learned to do, it looks better than some of my mig welding!
I recieved the first pair of fender flares from Ehsan this week. These are sold already, but I will get more sets.
Price & timing for next sets?
$300 per set and sooner rather than later if there is demand.
you can't complain on that price for hand made metal fenders .
plastic bushwackers for jeeps cost more .
I am in for a set of the 2.75" ones. Let me know when you need payment.
