I live on a stone chip road and found my first scratch behind the rear tire. If I continue to drive "unprotected" I'll destroy the rocker panels and more since these stones are brutal. So as a quick fix I put on factory flaps. When I see my 3M guy, I'll see how much he can cover in film. But in the meantime I have to live with these............strange looking on this vehicle aren't they?

 

doesn't look bad..IMO....I have them on my D also

 

Nice stationwagon you have there. Lol. Just kidding

 

No no no..

 

check out invisiblemask. pretty easy precut 3m do it yourself. they also sell bulk.

 

They dont look bad on a dark vehicle.

 

Station wagon it is.........just can't stand the thought of scratches and blemishes on a 40+K vehicle. Bad enough they depreciate rapidly and I'm kind of a fanatic about keeping it pristine. Maybe I'll get some wider bad-*** rims next to fill out the flap area.

And of course, a visit to my 3M guy to do the front and possibly the rocker panels to see if I can ditch these things.

 

Hey, no apologies. A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do. It could be worse, like pink accents or something. :-)
It's not like when you reach the Pearly Gates St. Peter is going to run his finger down his list and say, " Ohh, so you're the guy who put mud flaps on an R/T?"

 

Well if St. Peter is a Dodge guy, he might have words with me, ha ha. I had a 92 Dakota I bought new years back. Loved that little truck with the 318 V-8. By the time I sold it 10 years later, the rocker panels were chewed up with hundreds of chips. Probably had 2 bottles of touch up on it!

 

Could be worse. These week at Subway I saw a Honda Fit with pink eye lashes attached above the headlights.

I'm pretty sure the woman's boyfriend or husband never borrows her car.

Steve