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Old March 22nd 2005, 19:29
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nope....and you probably wont.
those fenders are popular in Europe because of the Kafer Cup cars.
you will just have to order them from Germany...

I am sure you will be happy with ordering them from Germany, as things
in Germany have to be made to TUV standards. The quality should be
very good....
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Old May 9th 2005, 12:19
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order them from www.kerscher-tuning.de

These are the best!

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Old May 9th 2005, 16:52
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order them from www.kerscher-tuning.de

These are the best!

gr ron
Is totally CORRECT!!
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Old May 10th 2005, 07:31
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I ordered 4 flared carbon fiber fenders from CSP in Germany 2 months ago (would take 4-6 weeks to make them they said) and haven't heard anything from them since
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Old May 10th 2005, 13:52
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Common someone must be intrested in manufacturing these in North America. Just look at these long wait times and the ever so rising Euro Dollar.
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Old May 23rd 2005, 00:02
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www.kerscher-tuning.de

the ONLY perfect ones

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Old May 23rd 2005, 12:44
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markvfiberglass.com has some widened fenders
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Old May 24th 2005, 17:02
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Common someone must be intrested in manufacturing these in North America. Just look at these long wait times and the ever so rising Euro Dollar.
sounds like you have a business opportunity. :agree:
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Old June 7th 2005, 09:31
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Speaking flared fenders - any old timers on here recall what I believe was a Hot VW's article (but might have been VW Greats?) titled: Down Under Ground Shaker? (Or ground pounder?)
It featured a Porsche Red Beetle, neat flared fenders with a nicely rolled-down lip, like a 930 style flare, whaletail (but subtle, not the huge tails like CCC sell), molded front bumber cover with integral air dam and top lip that extended back to near the body, full house 2180. Neat looking and tastefully done car, a precursor to the German Look and built by an Austrailian outfit that specialized in high-end VW conversions and tuning at the time. This has to go back to around the early 1970's? Best looking flared fenders I've seen, before or since.
Anyone remember this car or have the magazine it was featured in? If I recall correctly it was also shown on the cover in a small pic?
Jeff
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