Fender Flares???

[Cooper2771]

Hi all, looking for some suggestions on fender flares for 1974 Bronco II that do not rquire a ton of cutting.
I ordered the Gorilla Warflares from Wild Horses but they are going back because of the amount of cutting.
Anyone have any suggestions???

 

[Johnnyb]

1974 would be first-gen Bronco. Gorilla Warflares are the best, but the https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/early-bronco-fiberglass-fender-flares fiberglass flares might be a little smaller.

-JB

 

[Grey owl]

Hi all, looking for some suggestions on fender flares for 1974 Bronco II that do not rquire a ton of cutting.
I ordered the Gorilla Warflares from Wild Horses but they are going back because of the amount of cutting.
Anyone have any suggestions???

????? 1974 Bronco II ??????

 

[.94 OR]

Does Bushwacker still make flares for these?
That is what I put on mine, 30+ years ago. I never did cut the front metal fender since my lift and 31's fit fine without doing so, the flares to me make a more uniformed look front to rear and give a little more lateral mud protection. The painted fender pretty much hides under the Bushwacker and the rears matched the cut out from the original fiberglass style flare.

 

[ngsd]

They all require cutting so I am not sure why more would create a problem. Once they are cut then cut away! The gorilla warflares to me are the best ones made currently.

 

[Shimmy]

i'm happy with the Tom's flares. as mentioned they all require cutting but i feel like mine aren't that aggressive, which i like

 

[Lawndart]

My experience with older smaller cuts -
https://classicbroncos.com/forums/threads/rear-flares-mount-pattern.251860/

 

[DirtDonk]

So Cooper, what’s your goal? Do you just want flares to stick out to cover wide tires? Are you trying to get the look of the open fenders? Or do you have tires that are too wide just for the rear and need to open that up a bit?