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phonconn · 06-10-2017, 09:42 AM

31 rear fenders for a sedan with the dimple are getting harder to find and a nice set with uncracked beads can fetch $600-750 a pair. A nice set of fronts without an bead breaks can go to $800-1000. I should think as well it depends on the seller and his/her motivations. There are always bargains out there. Have someone plow into your A and see what the insurance company is willing to pay to have it restored back to original. I had a friend who was plowed into the rear of his 29 sedan and he offered me $750 for a nice used rear sedan fender(very common fender). I think some of his offer was vindictive against the other driver but the insurance company didn't blink an eye.
I have fenders in stock that I paid $20-50 for but have had them for 20-40 years and surely would not part with them for anywhere close to that price.
So my thoughts are a nice set of fronts and dimpled rears with minimal repair needed should be in the $1500 and up range as fair value.

06-10-2017, 09:42 AM	#7
phonconn Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Kansas City Area Missouri Posts: 384	Re: 1931 model a fenders value 31 rear fenders for a sedan with the dimple are getting harder to find and a nice set with uncracked beads can fetch $600-750 a pair. A nice set of fronts without an bead breaks can go to $800-1000. I should think as well it depends on the seller and his/her motivations. There are always bargains out there. Have someone plow into your A and see what the insurance company is willing to pay to have it restored back to original. I had a friend who was plowed into the rear of his 29 sedan and he offered me $750 for a nice used rear sedan fender(very common fender). I think some of his offer was vindictive against the other driver but the insurance company didn't blink an eye. I have fenders in stock that I paid $20-50 for but have had them for 20-40 years and surely would not part with them for anywhere close to that price. So my thoughts are a nice set of fronts and dimpled rears with minimal repair needed should be in the $1500 and up range as fair value.