Bushwacker Flat Fenders - $350 (includes the liners)
06-21-2011, 07:45 PM
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Bushwacker Flat Fenders - $350 (includes the liners)
I bought these, installed them, and love them, but they do not look right with 35" tires and 4" of lift. I tried to suck it up and deal with it, but the amount of inner fender space drives me nuts. My anal retentive pain is your gain.
They were on my Jeep for a week. They have no scratches and are in excellent condition. You'll need to buy some plastic fasteners, since they didn't survive the uninstallation, but you should be able to find them easily at any auto or hardware store. I have all but two of the bolts (they were faulty prior to installation), the clips, and mounting hardware. The rubber trim is still securely fastened to each fender.
I'm including my fender liners, which are perfectly cut to the specifications indicated in the instructions. That's right, all the work is done for you. Wire the lights, bolt these suckers on, and you're done. Putting these on shouldn't take you more than an hour.
I'm in Colorado Springs. Asking $350 firm. I will not ship. If you've had a desire to get these, this is your chance to get a great deal on them, especially since you're getting the already cut liners. They're still going for roughtly $600 new (and don't include the liners, you have to cut yours). Again, these are great fenders and they look awesome, but with my lift and tire size combination, it just wasn't meant to be.
Post here or drop me a PM if you're interested.
They were on my Jeep for a week. They have no scratches and are in excellent condition. You'll need to buy some plastic fasteners, since they didn't survive the uninstallation, but you should be able to find them easily at any auto or hardware store. I have all but two of the bolts (they were faulty prior to installation), the clips, and mounting hardware. The rubber trim is still securely fastened to each fender.
I'm including my fender liners, which are perfectly cut to the specifications indicated in the instructions. That's right, all the work is done for you. Wire the lights, bolt these suckers on, and you're done. Putting these on shouldn't take you more than an hour.
I'm in Colorado Springs. Asking $350 firm. I will not ship. If you've had a desire to get these, this is your chance to get a great deal on them, especially since you're getting the already cut liners. They're still going for roughtly $600 new (and don't include the liners, you have to cut yours). Again, these are great fenders and they look awesome, but with my lift and tire size combination, it just wasn't meant to be.
Post here or drop me a PM if you're interested.
Last edited by Spank; 06-21-2011 at 07:47 PM.
06-23-2011, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Spank
I bought these, installed them, and love them, but they do not look right with 35" tires and 4" of lift. I tried to suck it up and deal with it, but the amount of inner fender space drives me nuts.
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