Rear Fender/Wheelwell plastic covers?
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11-08-2006, 11:24 PM
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11-08-2006, 11:50 PM
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RE: Rear Fender/Wheelwell plastic covers?
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Does Dodge make a plastic wheel well insert to cover the back wheels? I don't like seeing the "guts" of the truck under the rear wheels. Adding a black plastic wheel liner (like above the front tires) would make it much easier to clean too....
Does Dodge make a plastic wheel well insert to cover the back wheels? I don't like seeing the "guts" of the truck under the rear wheels. Adding a black plastic wheel liner (like above the front tires) would make it much easier to clean too....
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RE: Rear Fender/Wheelwell plastic covers?
ORIGINAL: 94rt10ohio
Yes, but it is a VERY tight fit on the SRT10. $85 at the dealer.
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ORIGINAL: portlandsrt
Does Dodge make a plastic wheel well insert to cover the back wheels? I don't like seeing the "guts" of the truck under the rear wheels. Adding a black plastic wheel liner (like above the front tires) would make it much easier to clean too....
Does Dodge make a plastic wheel well insert to cover the back wheels? I don't like seeing the "guts" of the truck under the rear wheels. Adding a black plastic wheel liner (like above the front tires) would make it much easier to clean too....
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THANK YOU!!!!! I'm going to order some and have the dealer install them. I have some warranty work that needs to be done next week anyway (driver seat power crapped out on me and power steering is giving me a pain in the ***)... I would install these but I'm not going to attempt it with a jack. This is a job for someone with a lift.
