69 cuda fg fenders

[cawley]

Im gona be looking to buy some fiberglass fenders for my 69 cuda. Does anyone have any ideas on where to look. I don't want fenders that ill have to do a lot of block sanding to get them straight & I don't want what they call drag race fenders. Please pm me if you have any ideas or advice Thanks

 

[69CudaFan]

http://www.showcars-bodyparts.com/barracud.html

http://www.aarqualityfiberglass.com/catalog/735

http://www.up22.com/barracuda.htm

 

[cawley]

Thanks, ill see what I can find

 

[BB-Dave]

I have one stashed, don't even remember what side or marker light. It was on a '69. Don't know what brand, but i've had it for at least 15 years.

 

[cawley]

cool, let me know what year its for thanks bb-dave

 

[doug 371]

the up 22's will need lots of work

 

[cawley]

the up 22's will need lots of work

thanks for the heads up

 

[1967 'cuda]

I am running fiberglass front fenders, hood, grill surround, and front valance panel on my '67. The fitment was pretty good on everything. I had to drill out the mounting holes and drill out the holes for headlight mounts/adjusters, but there were indentations in the fiberglass where I needed to make the holes. I did massage the door gap and cowl gap a bit. The upper surface (beside the hood) was slightly wavy but block sanding took care of that. They also had an indentation for the '69 side marker lights that I had to fill (for my '67). I'm very happy with them and people can't distinguish the difference from steel once installed. The ones I bought were not race fiberglass but they're still extremely light and sturdy.

http://www.showcars-bodyparts.com/barracud.html

 

[cawley]

I am running fiberglass front fenders, hood, grill surround, and front valance panel on my '67. The fitment was pretty good on everything. I had to drill out the mounting holes and drill out the holes for headlight mounts/adjusters, but there were indentations in the fiberglass where I needed to make the holes. I did massage the door gap and cowl gap a bit. The upper surface (beside the hood) was slightly wavy but block sanding took care of that. They also had an indentation for the '69 side marker lights that I had to fill (for my '67). I'm very happy with them and people can't distinguish the difference from steel once installed. The ones I bought were not race fiberglass but they're still extremely light and sturdy.

http://www.showcars-bodyparts.com/barracud.html

Hey, thanks for the info, your cuda looks sweet, very nice! I ran into the same things with a pair of fenders I bought for a 70 charger I had, they turned out great. Love to see more pics of your cuda. Have a good one