Fender ?

[Robert Myers]

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Matching paint is a highly variable skill.  Some old timers can do 
VERY well with it even with the rest of the car being highly 
weathered/faded.   A skilled painter guy can match the weathered paint.


At 05:05 PM 5/1/2009, cobram at juno.com wrote:
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>Veng has them, brand new aftermarket.  Bodyshop wholesale for the new
>fender is $35.00.  You can probably pick one up online from an authorized
>vendor for around that price.   Take it to a decent independent body shop
>and you should be able to get it back together for under $500, probably
>half of that if the owner of the car isn't too particular.  Main problem
>is that it'll probably be impossible to match or blend in the new paint
>with the old.
>
>BCNU,
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