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larrybuck · 08-21-2012, 12:14 AM

The cycle fenders will certainly work.
Back in the mid '80's, I had a pair of those Oregon mudflaps on a '69 F250
I used to have. Back then, I think I bought them at the now gone GI Joe's store.

I tried googling today, and only found that there is a company called Duraflap
in Grants Pass, OR. that makes designs in the stainless steel weights at the bottom
of the flap. They do make custom designs for an extra charge, but you wouldn't
get the nice colors!

08-21-2012, 12:14 AM	#10 (permalink)
larrybuck Master EcoModder Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: sw Washington (state), a little north of Vancouver Posts: 1,142 Thanks: 295 Thanked 111 Times in 82 Posts	The cycle fenders will certainly work. Back in the mid '80's, I had a pair of those Oregon mudflaps on a '69 F250 I used to have. Back then, I think I bought them at the now gone GI Joe's store. I tried googling today, and only found that there is a company called Duraflap in Grants Pass, OR. that makes designs in the stainless steel weights at the bottom of the flap. They do make custom designs for an extra charge, but you wouldn't get the nice colors! __________________ 06 Chev MonteC JG#24tribute car 30mpg 00 Honda Insight 63MPG 98 Buick Park Ave3.8 33MPG 89 Toyota Corolla wag 53MPG so far 81 VW Rabbit diesel pu 50MPG+ 80 Mercedes 240D stick 30-ish 90 vette 6-speed,29ish 07 Honda ST1300 55MPG 83 Honda 650 GL 64MPG 19 Suzuki dr200 88MPG23 HondaGrom?+Tow K10D Sub 26mpg NEVER,NEVER GIVE UP! PUMP THOSE TIRES UP! DRIVE IN YOUR SOCKS FOR SENSITIVITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SLOW DOWN AND SMOOTH UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!