Paper template wanted please.

would that be item #18?

send me your address and I'm happy to send it to you.mikedmayberry@hotmail.com

What year car do you have? The early cars did not have the pinch weld lip notch on the cover (you can see the notch on the left by the red mark locator) and most of the cars had the top open where the headlight bucket supports are. Look to see if the tops are open or not. If yes, you should cover the opening or make the cover plate like this picture. I can send you a copy of the shape if you need the modified shield to cover the top opening.

This was a test fit---no paint or mounting screws in the pic.

JFB yes it was number 18
Mike In think that Kirks picture is just the job for me.

Thank you Kirk thats just what I need

best to all Peter

Peter,

Please send your address to my amerisport@gmail.com address. I will make you a paper pattern today---How do you want it sent?

I just made permanent patterns to produce the shields to market so your request is timely Peter. I have been making these by hand for 30+ years and it's time to "fire up the laser"

Peter, I have just seen this request, my car is being rebuilt at the moment and all the panels you are wanting are hung up in my garage awaiting refitting, you have my telephone number, like you I am also a novice at this rebuilding thing, please ask me and if I can help I will.
I could have easily supplied templates to you. Saying that my car is a 73L narrow body.

Regards Richard.

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Please send your address to my amerisport@gmail.com address. I will make you a paper pattern today---How do you want it sent?

I just made permanent patterns to produce the shields to market so your request is timely Peter. I have been making these by hand for 30+ years and it's time to "fire up the laser"

Hi Kirk! I'd be interested in a set of those shields.

thanks for the pics Job done today.
Yes the pop rivets are hiding the holes drilled into thin air!

Kirk

Do you sell these ready-made with the rubber seal? If you do I would buy a full set from you.

Matt

Nice work, Peter!

Now you should spray them with bedliner (the black rubberized material on the rest of the car) so that you don't have too much "bling".

Or you could polish them, and put colored LED Lights in the tops of the fenderwells!

Seriously, though - very nice.

Rocky

Garth and Matt,

I am making the first laser run in January. They will have seals and I'll post the price once it's firm.

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Originally posted by Rocky:
Nice work, Peter!

Now you should spray them with bedliner (the black rubberized material on the rest of the car) so that you don't have too much "bling".

Or you could polish them, and put colored LED Lights in the tops of the fenderwells!

Seriously, though - very nice.

Rocky

Hello Rocky,

I will get them stone chipped in black, and the same for the rear ones too.

I would like to make some for the rear of the rear ones if you get me to stop the muck flying up to the back of the car.

I have already been castigated for not daubing orrid black stuff over my carefully cleaned and painted rear underbody suspension area.

But it took so long to get to look clean and tidy sod it its staying that way,