Does anyone have mudflaps eg rubber or fiberglass ones has anyone modified a set from a modern car wondering what they may look like. I have flares on my car but want to see them on fieros. Modern cars have subtle ones did you get yours from another car.

The guys over at NASIOC (Subaru forum) were the 'pioneers' of using IKEA brand cutting boards as mudflaps. I know your in Australia, so you probably don't have that store over there (I don't even have one close to me), but its interesting to see them make them and how affordable they are. Check out the 2nd page where the owner did his with the STI logo.

http://forums.nasioc.com/fo...thread.php?t=1666067

I imagine something very similar could be done with a Fiero if someone were so inclined to do so.

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I'm considering using these on my widebody... just on the rear. Vette Z06 (C6) splash guards.





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Using search I found this in the archives.



Apparently someone does.

Those look like the generic "Pontiac" mudflaps sold in R&S Strauss...

I have these on my Formula. Excuse the crap cell-phone picture, it's been raining and I have the car covered up right now.

They were I believe GM-made, and are now being made by The Fiero Store. They used to say "Fiero" in white, but the white has faded away and leaves a black-molded outline of the "Fiero" logo.


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Yeah, I've got a couple brand new OEM around here some place. They do a decent job of keeping crap from splashing up on the rear panels but look terrible IMO. I also have a set on my 3800SC Formula. They're only still there cause I'm too lazy to take them off and don't drive that car much. It's in the back of the shop and I have to move too many cars to get it out.

Ron

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Thanks guys the rubber does look poor but the fibreglass can look good providing it is molded into a nice shape

I did have them when the car was still basically stock. I got tired of roadkill/mud/rocks/whatever splashing up on the sides of the car every time I drove it.

I took them off when I did the recent bodywork though. Somehow they just didn't look like they belonged anymore.