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240 Fender Removal 200 1991

posted by  trichard on  Sun Feb 25 00:58 CST 2007
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ditto per the other replies. it is a pretty simple job. if you can locate online a yard with a wreck of the same color all the easier. oxidation differs of course per car but if yours' isn't red there shouldn't be too great a difference if the wrecked car lived in similar latitudes to yours.

try here for a larger sample of yards near you aso you can use the phone.

http://www.car-part.com






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