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  1. #11
    superdave013
    Fack the money, just get 'em. S.S. is the only way to go!
    Here are mine right after install. Yep, had to pay full pop for them.

  2. #12
    gmnhra
    this has turned into a quest....so far:
    prices are all over the place....
    102inchx9inch fenders
    Arrow trailers -Ontario bare metal 71.50 each
    Competitive trailers bare metal $175/pair
    $90 to paint white
    $500/pair chrome
    Extreme trailers bare metal $57 each
    $292 each painted
    $516 each stainless
    Kustom trailers $775/pair stainless
    $300/pair painted
    Trailrite trailers bare metal $95
    South Florida trailers (ad on OSO board) makes all aluminum trailers and has a fender rolled out of diamond plate for $125 each ...looks interesting but i would have to see one in person...
    UFP does not do fenders...only disc brakes/actuators, etc....
    i am now obsessed with finding a distributor or manufacturer that will sell direct....

  3. #13
    25Elmn8r
    Go with the stainless!!!! It looks great and won't rust
    [img]http://free.***boat.net/gallery/Reader_Rides/Stern_Drives/9825daytona3.JPG[/img]
    [img]http://free.***boat.net/gallery/Reader_Rides/Stern_Drives/9825daytona.JPG[/img]
    [ November 01, 2002, 10:45 AM: Message edited by: 25Elmn8r ]

  4. #14
    gmnhra
    hey 25elimn8r....
    it looks like your trailer is also a competitive..mine is very similar...not to question but...
    are your sure your fenders are polished stainless or are they chrome??
    i called competitive and they said they don't do stainless...only chrome...
    just curios
    thanks
    gary

  5. #15
    25Elmn8r
    I don't know for a fact. i think I remember the previous owner said they were stainless. They look to be stainless. There is no sign of rust. The previous owner did some upgrades to the trailer before I bought it(new rims and tires and I think he said fenders too)

  6. #16
    Mandelon
    How about applying some diamond plate over your existing fenders? Prime the sh*t out of 'em first so they don't rust underneath. There must be a metal shop that could bend some 3/16" to match the curves. They'd be shiny, custom and non skid.

  7. #17
    wsuwrhr
    I'm not one to cry about price when I am buying parts. But the price tag on SS fenders is WAY up there. I am in the market for SS, but that is a bill I don't want to pay. OUCH. Dave, did you really pay full pop for those fenders? Come clean..
    Brian

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