anyone know of someone who can flare a uncut rear fender?

[Krautscheid69]

I saw a '74 uncut bronco at Sema last year that the guy had flared all four fenders by doing a lot of fabwork to the fenders to get the flare. But it looked sweet still having the uncut look and fitting 37" tires under it. Anyone know of someone in the Or/Wa area that could do this kind of fabbing? I've seen fiberglass prerunner style in catalogs but prefer to stay with metal.

Thanks

 

[Hozr]

It ain't going to be cheap!

Call Robb at Godspeed Fab in Auburn, WA

or

Wryann at VIP Performance in Portland, OR

 

[Marsh]

Are there any pictures of this?

 

[70_Steve]

Jeff's sells already flared steel quarter panels. A little steep at $699 each, but they're "factory"...

http://shop.broncograveyard.com/Flared-Lower-quarter-panel-section-right/productinfo/14103F/

 

[Wyflyer]

Are you talking about flaring all 4 fenders, with a wider flare than original metal?

 

[Rustytruck]

Are you are looking for flared out but uncut keeping the stock profile.

 

[Krautscheid69]

Yes, keeping the original uncut rear fenders but flaring the original metal to fit a bigger tire. I took a pic of the one at SEMA but my phone died and the pics weren't saved.

 

[Hozr]

If it was at sema their are bound to be more pictures of it. What color and what year? Was it in a vendor's booth that you recall?

 

[sykanr0ng]

I just saw this in the classifieds:

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=251481

If a DIY solution interests you.

There is a truck adapter needed to fit the Bronco hub:

http://www.eastwood.com/autobody/fender-roller.html

 

[Krautscheid69]

Rolled fenders

The one at SEMA was a blue 67 parked in the parking lot outside one of the buildings. No one was around to ask ?
I looked into the Eastwood roller but it can't be used on the rear fenders because they are flat not round. It could be used on the front though.
I called NW Autofab in Tangent today and he is supposed to shoot me a price this week. I'm sure it wont be cheap.

 

[Krautscheid69]

Sorry meant '74 on the year bronco at SEMA