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Hey all. First of all Merry Christmas! Hope all is good for you and your loved ones. Now to the issue. I hit a deer and busted up my passenger fender. Damn Rudolph! Can anyone give me some tips on replacing it? I noticed a rivet up front that will need to be drilled out. Other than that it looks pretty easy. Just curious if I have to look for any other issues. Thanks for your help!
Dan
P.S. If anyone has a 98-02 Firebird fender to sell let me know.
This is more of a technical thread. Could hardly be considered wanted, but certainly not for sale. This section is people that are selling items.
I assume the fender is attached in a similar way to mine, using all 10 and 13mm bolts from underneath, behind, and above the splash gaurds from the bottom.
I have the fender that the guy wants its brand new never installed I was gonna install it when I got my car painted but head gasket blew you make the reasonable offer and its on the way
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