there will be another truck to take pictures of saturday.

We putting them on here?

Thanks for the reply. I've never seen a lowering kit for these trucks. I wish I knew who made one. Otherwise, I'll be cutting coils, and doing a rear flip kit of some sort. I know the company here in Houston that chromewheel.com uses to build those fenders. My brother and I found them several months ago when he needed some fiberglass work done. They are repairing some damage in both of his 96 dually fenders for $150 or so. The company makes weirdo body kits and stuff for trucks and cars. I think I remeber them saying the widened Dodge fenders were $800. Maybe $900. The quality is great. I'll get the exact name, address, and phone # if anybody wants it. They do widened Chevy fenders too, as well other stuff.

BTW, that reminds of another friend here in Houston that had some widened innner fenders just built for his 77 Chevy longbed, single rear wheel. The quality is great, 3/16" thick fiberglass, and the price is right. I can get the info on that place too. They repair fiberglass on boats, but made a mold years ago, and never use it.

The silver one is lowered with Chassis Tech control arms and flip kit. I think he paid around 900 for the rear fenders but I am not sure. It is for sale on Mautofied right now.

TOWNASTY'S ARE IN THE BUILDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Also got my own adapters being made for me now. High quality and MADE IN THE USA......

can i have those adpaptors is a ford lug pattern please...

Send money and I will send adapters.

no that means buy ,, i was talking about have (free)

FREE is not in my vocabulary.

You didnt say that when you gave me that free hand job.......

Ooooh...

OOOOH...I figured that was the least I could do for you, since you give such good he..advice.

OH, SNAP!!!