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101JR Wheatland fenders

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Paul Knecht

12-27-2006 10:47:28




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I am looking for a set of wheatland fenders for a 101JR. According to my parts books, the early 44s used the same ones. They are smooth on the inside without the moldings later added for strength. I really need a left side, my right may be repairable.




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HaroldIHC

12-27-2006 20:29:59




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 Re: 101JR Wheatland fenders in reply to Paul Knecht, 12-27-2006 10:47:28  
Paul, Where are you? I have a set of repairable fenders from a 101 JR but am probably to far from you. Im in southern Saskatchewan Canada. -----Harold.



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Paul Knecht

12-28-2006 05:28:55




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 Re: 101JR Wheatland fenders in reply to HaroldIHC, 12-27-2006 20:29:59  
Harold, I am in Ohio. I would be willing to pay some freight if you could ship them and the price was right. What condition are the fenders in??



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Paul Knecht

12-28-2006 05:28:39




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 Re: 101JR Wheatland fenders in reply to HaroldIHC, 12-27-2006 20:29:59  
Harold, I am in Ohio. I would be willing to pay some freight if you could ship them and the price was right. What condition are the fenders in??



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HaroldIHC

12-28-2006 20:59:22




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 Re: 101JR Wheatland fenders in reply to Paul Knecht, 12-28-2006 05:28:39  
Paul, A auto body repair man quoted me a price of $250.00 a piece to repair and paint them. I did not want to spend that much. I installed a pair of fenders from a #44 standard [clam shell]they bolted right up running boards and all. Maybe you could do that to, unless you are worried about the correct police. Freight to Ohio would cost a mint, unless money is no object. Let me know. Thanks ----- --Harold

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paul knecht

12-29-2006 16:03:23




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 Re: 101JR Wheatland fenders in reply to HaroldIHC, 12-28-2006 20:59:22  
I think I will pound on mine for a while and see what I can do. I may find some 44 fenders as a last resort. Few people would know the difference. Thanks Harold --Happy New Year.



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