Junkyards in the Houston area?
Manuels always has Fbodies in stock. They are usually expensive, but for a fender, I would start there. They have nice yards and are likely to have a quality fender in stock
Tex-Mex on 249 and Tex-Mex on Sweetwater usually have a few. Its a pull it yourself yard. Fender will probably be cheaper if you can find a good one.
Tex-Mex on 249 and Tex-Mex on Sweetwater usually have a few. Its a pull it yourself yard. Fender will probably be cheaper if you can find a good one.
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try certi fit on 610@mccarty. they got f-body fenders new for like 50$ a member here had to replace his front end with certi fit stuff after a rig ran into it. the parts fit very well. check certifit.com
My insurance tries for the certifit first...then if it doesnt fit they will go OEM.......Ive only had 1 dealing with this certifit stuff (rear bumper cover) and the placement of the studs in the bumper cover mold were off by over an inch on one side...and more than 2 on the other......needless to say I ended up with OEM. That may have been a rare thing as I have heard good things about the certifit stuff too, However.... my experience with it was not good at all.....the aftermarket and certifit stuff is cheaper for a reason.
