I have a 96 F-150 Eddie Bauer pickup and had a person with poor insurance change lanes and smash my drivers' front fender. It also took out all of the lighting. Fortunately it caused no further internal damage. I had to perform the repairs myself and bought up all the new replacements for around 60 dollars. I found a used front fender of the same color scheme for 75 dollars and managed to perform the replacement myself. It took a full day to do it and it doesn't look too bad.
Looks good, maybe you should start doing body work.
Thanks, there was a couple of times that I thought I wasn't going to be able to get through with it, but I remembered seeing a few select applications of the pry bar and rubber mallet in the body shops I hung around as a kid. That did the trick!
Very nice work! Good taste in trucks, too! ;)
Quote from: WEBellSystemChristian on August 04, 2015, 06:48:23 PM
Very nice work! Good taste in trucks, too! ;)
Believe it or not, I thought about your signature line a few times when things got frustrating!
Looks good.
But you know what would really top it off? (Kidding, I like ford too.)
Ben
I have one of each. 1 Ford and 1 GMC :)
Nice units! My other car is a '94 GT.
I got copies of the truck and Mustang's respective shop manual sets on CD/ROM. They have been a big help in maintaining them.
Post a picture of your 94 GT. I'm always up for looking at another Mustang.
I'll take one tomorrow.
I have an '88 Ford F150; it's a nice truck, but I need to wait until I get my full driver's license before I can drive it! >:(
Sorry for the delay, here is Tweety.
Sweet.... :)
Good job on that repair. I've done similar things by getting a fender or grille or whatnot from a self serve wreaker yard. That's possibly my of that generation F150 body style, the Eddie Bauers are quite good looking.
Thanks, This site has been a great help with my hunts for parts...
http://www.car-part.com/