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Does anyone know if a model A parts supplier (or anyone) that makes the reinforcing plates that are spot welded in the area where the rear coupe/roadster fender mounts to the splash apron for a 28/29 coupe/roadster rear fender. I didn't see a part like this in any of the catalogs I have. I am attaching a picture of the reinforcing sheetmetal plate on a NOS rear fender. I actually need the plate for the other rear fender - right side.
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I have some originals from fenders that are basicly junk. Going to be out of town until the 2nd, but can look on the 3rd or 4th. I have not seen any new ones offered for sale. Rod
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Rod,
Are the reinforcing plates you have junk or the fenders junk? The one on my RR fender is rust pitted and has a number of rust holes. I could probably repair it, but a better one would be much less work for me. I think coupe/roadster plates are different then tudor fenders, but I am not sure. I was hoping to find a better one that is not pitted or have rust holes in it. Thanks for the post. Rusty Nelson |
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The fenders are junk (almost split in half). I will have to look at the re-inforcements. They have been in the rafters of the parts shed for many years and I honestly don't remember. Rod
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My observations from my 31 fenders.
I bought 2 repro fenders. The splash apron and the running board inner metal were both made of much thinner metal then original. I removed both pieces from junk rear fenders. I could put the original running board piece on the repro fenders but the shape of the splash apron part was just not even close to right. I had to use the reproduction ones that came with the fender. So my guess. If you have original fenders you need to get some from original fenders. |
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NO one makes a good reinforcement. I do the same as Rod and save any parts of a original fenders that is good. 28-29 coupe & roadster are the same, But the Sedan fenders are different on that part. I have mostly 30-31 fenders and parts. so I can not help you. |
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Contact Will Conkrite out of Rock Hill SC. He was making the reinforcements for the rear fenders. I used a set that I got from and they were exact. No junk.....
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brito36,
Thanks for the information about Rockhillwill making them. I sent him an email inquiring about them. Rusty Nelson |
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