This is a bit of a long shot because of how quiet this Forum is but you guys might know!

I live in Fairbanks and I see these mudflaps everywhere and have made it a quest to find them. No shop in town sells them, what I can discern is that Six Roblees did sometime in the 1980s.

But I see newer trucks with them and refuse to believe they are all NOS.

Do any of you guys know where these could be obtained? Maybe somewhere down south?

 

I also live in Fairbanks, and ive also been looking for these mudflaps. As far as I know these were limited edition mudflaps that were made for (Doyon? Possibly a different corporation?) Back in the 70's and 80's. Basically as incentives/on trucks going up the haul road/ as a slogan. They are limited editon.

 

I haven't found them either. But I'll bet it wouldn't be that hard to recreate them. I might have to give that a shot, more than a few ways to tackle that design in a home shop setting.

 

Hello from Eagle River.

Not sure if this is a valid for sale ad or not, but it would at least give you someone to contact.
Mud Flaps

 

Nice find! But damn, $190 for them, shipped? Ouch.

 

No doubt, too rich for my blood.

But if I "had" to have them, I would probably pay it.
Just call it a Birthday or Christmas present to myself... lol

 

I think I have an old pair of these still attached to a bumper. I planned to attach them to another set of mud flaps (to reinforce them) and throw them on my rig.
Been so long since I looked at them, I cannot remember what shape they are in anymore.

I'd buy new, but not for that kind of money right now...

 

@cheeperies @Pooplord @Czechsix

Gents - I just got off the phone with Six Robblees in Anchorage (Commercial Drive location) and they found another supplier for them and have brought them back in stock!!!

Not sure on price, but I suspect it will be a ton less than those other ones.

Also, I am not 100% sure if they look the same or not, as I have not seen them yet.
I plan to go look on Tuesday.

 

Nice find! If they've got them down there in Anch, I'll check on the valley location.