I need a 20" front fender for a project. Could possibly cut down a rear if that is all you have. It needs to be the heavier gauge like used in the 30's-40's. With or without braces is fine. It will get painted, so paint doesn't matter. Rust is fine, but needs to be fairly straight. Can buy or have stuff to trade.
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Prewar/early postwar 20" fender
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ozzy, as noted, pic of what you need to match would help , I htink I have a used set of early 20" fenders, or I have a couple sets of black primered ones NOS Wald. would have to dig em out and snap a pic if those might work, they're buried in the shop corner.
I'll try to get a pic up tomorrow. They are round, not peaked, and heavier gauge than most fenders. Probably almost twice as thick. I could use rounded or peaked though. The rear needs replaced but I have rounded or peaked that will match. It is a Roadmaster cycle truck, so it is 26" rear and 20" front.
I have to repaint, so I will likely hold out for a cheap orphan. It sounds like the set you have deserves to stay original. Thanks, though
