73 Imperial fender

["randy martin" <publicservant1@xxxxxxx>]

Kerry,
Thanks for the info. I will start looking today. :)

>From: KerryPinkerton <pinkertonk@xxxxxxxxx>
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>To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: IML: 73 Imperial fender
>Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 05:02:08 -0800 (PST)
>
>Hi Randy.  Sorry to hear that you dinged the baby.
>Yes the fenders are the same.  In addition, 72 and
>73's are the same. Finding a spare should not be that
>difficult.  Having just pulled the ones of my parts
>car for Jim Stacey I can tell you it's not that
>difficult.
>
>The removal process is pretty well documented on my 73
>saga: http://dte.net/57imperial/73saga
>
>Kerryp
>
>--- randy martin <publicservant1@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Hello All,
> >  I have been reading all the email and can't believe
> > how much information is out there. When I first
> > started thinking of purchasing the 73 Imperial
> > LeBaron I was afraid there wasn't enough info. out
> > there to allow me to do a decent restoration. Now I
> > see there is more than enough!  I really enjoy
> > reading all the emails about all the different cars.
> > Now I have a question.  I brought my Imperial home
> > over the weekend and promptly creamed the left front
> > fender. (I won't go into the details but I am really
> > bummed out about it!)  Does anyone in the Southern
> > California area have any ideas on where to get a
> > decent replacement? And is the fender the same on
> > two door and four doors (my is a 4 dr)?  Any help
> > will be appreciated. Thanks!
> >
> > Randy Martin
> > 1973 Imperial LeBaron FDHT
> >
>
>
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