Rear Wheel Well Liners
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Rear Wheel Well Liners
Anyone know where to get them? My brother in law got some a year or so ago for his Dodge. They line the rear wheel wells like the front. Keeps mud/salt/etc. from going all over your underbody in the bed fenders.
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Originally Posted by Eric F
Probably easy to make, but I don't want any half-arsed looking rubber thing hangin under my truck.
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I must say, it'd be nice to have wheel wells when you go through mud. The mud packs in everywhere back there, and simple splash gards would cure everything.....
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Originally Posted by gui88ford
i've been looking all over the net and i can't find anything....someone else help....i'd like to get them but can't find anwhere that makes them???
I'm looking for the same thing for my 2001....I know i've seen them, just have to find them....
you are looking for something like this, correct? should work, with trimming, for non-lifted trucks
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...wflag=1#review
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Originally Posted by rsylvstr
I'm looking for the same thing for my 2001....I know i've seen them, just have to find them....
you are looking for something like this, correct? should work, with trimming, for non-lifted trucks
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...wflag=1#review
you are looking for something like this, correct? should work, with trimming, for non-lifted trucks
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...wflag=1#review
no, those are for trucks with body lift kits...to cover the cap between the frame and the body.....were looking for the entire inner wheel well thats plastic....it covers everything and attaches to the fender lip....
very nice for keeping mud/snow/salt and everything else out of there...
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Originally Posted by gui88ford
no, those are for trucks with body lift kits...to cover the cap between the frame and the body.....were looking for the entire inner wheel well thats plastic....it covers everything and attaches to the fender lip....
very nice for keeping mud/snow/salt and everything else out of there...
very nice for keeping mud/snow/salt and everything else out of there...
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Originally Posted by rsylvstr
gotcha! sounds even better....
my dads 94 dodge has them on so i find it hard to believe that in 2007 you can't get them...
just have to find them....and that is proving to be the hard part...
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Back in 2002 I had a SportTrak that did not come with inner fenders on the front. Ford sold a flexible rubber inner liner that worked great.
I would love to have these for the rears of my 2007 F150.
I would love to have these for the rears of my 2007 F150.