[poncho-mike]

I know there's a ton of demand for the early T/A fenders, but what about regular Firebird fenders? I haven't seen any advertised or offered for sale in quite awhile. What's the going price range?

[71GP76TA]

With the prices of early Formulas... Nice ones should be worth good $$$$... I'm gonna guess... $400 for a nice straight rust free one..

[2manyT/A'S]

The price of ANY fender...or body panel is really relative to the location of the buyer and seller...

It seems that shipping a body part ANY distance can easily cost $200 or more.. FWIW..

[Norwood]

I sold a super nice set of late TA fenders for 1200.00. Shipping fenders sux. I shipped that set from Chicago to Maine. The cost was not awful at 160.00 with Grayhound but the hassle of packing them and getting them to the terminal was a pain. I would put a nice fender at about 4-5 hundred, they are pretty rare.

[cp325]

Originally Posted by poncho-mike

I know there's a ton of demand for the early T/A fenders, but what about regular Firebird fenders? I haven't seen any advertised or offered for sale in quite awhile. What's the going price range?

I have three for sale in the for sale section under "cleaning out the shed"

[71formula455]

$300 per fender with no significant rust or damage

[form74]

Not to change the subject, what is a 76 NOS Firebird Fender is worth, not sure if I will ever use it.

[poncho-mike]

There is one major difference between the NOS replacement fenders and the originals. The hood hinge mounting bosses were rectangular plates with a tapped hole welded in place on the original fenderss. Some time in the 80s, that design was changed to remove the weld nut and replace it with rectangular holes for using a cage nut.

If it ever stops raining, I'm going to shoot a couple of photos. The fender is rust free. It was among the stuff I've had the longest.

Mike

[72projectbird]

I have some sitting under a pine tree out back, maybe I should dig them out huh?

[cp325]

Originally Posted by poncho-mike

I know there's a ton of demand for the early T/A fenders, but what about regular Firebird fenders? I haven't seen any advertised or offered for sale in quite awhile. What's the going price range?

they're coming out of the woodwork now!

[poncho-mike]

Unfortunately, I've lost storage and there's a lot of stuff I'm either going to sell or scrap because I just don't have room for it. I had four or five early fenders that had some rust holes at the bottom, probably about the size of a golf ball. I cut the lower front off to get the valance panel bracket and sold the rest pf the fender by the pound.

[72projectbird]

Just slice out the inner braces and the front valance brackets, scrap the rest.

[cp325]

Originally Posted by 72projectbird

Just slice out the inner braces and the front valance brackets, scrap the rest.

that has been the trend for awhile but at some point we are going to run out of original fenders or inner bracing.however you want to look at it

[71formula455]

Originally Posted by form74

Not to change the subject, what is a 76 NOS Firebird Fender is worth, not sure if I will ever use it.

From what I recall 76 is a one year only fender

[72projectbird]

Originally Posted by cp325

that has been the trend for awhile but at some point we are going to run out of original fenders or inner bracing.however you want to look at it

If they're rust free I would never do that, but if they're cooked at least save the important parts before scrapping them.

[Formulabruce]

Originally Posted by 72projectbird

Just slice out the inner braces and the front valance brackets, scrap the rest.

The top braces are worth saving as 70-72 are in their own category

[72projectbird]

Originally Posted by Formulabruce

The top braces are worth saving as 70-72 are in their own category

That's what I was saying. Slice those suckers out and hold on to them!

[Gator67]

I have a really nice pair of '70 fenders that I had for sale locally on CL for months, I think I was asking $250/each...I didn't get a single call.

[71formula455]

Originally Posted by Gator67

I have a really nice pair of '70 fenders that I had for sale locally on CL for months, I think I was asking $250/each...I didn't get a single call.

Its not a price issue, its a very fair price, just sounds like no one in your area needs them at this time. Be patient. I would suspect they would go quicker if they were rust free and you lived in a different climate, like the northeast.

[Formulabruce]

Originally Posted by 71formula455

Its not a price issue, its a very fair price, just sounds like no one in your area needs them at this time. Be patient. I would suspect they would go quicker if they were rust free and you lived in a different climate, like the northeast.

X2 !! I would like to own them, getting them , well, Im not quite ready for that whirlwind road trip