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RobertE
Robert Edgeworth

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02/19/2008 08:27AM

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Fender rolling
Posted by: RobertE
Date: November 12, 2008 06:18PM

I'm wondering if anyone has rolled their mg-b fenders themselves?

A friend of my has a roller and I was wondering what the largest tire is you could get under a rolled fender.

At this point in time I'm trying to avoid adding flares due to time constraints. If worse comes to worse ill rivet on some flares.


Dave
David Gable
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10/23/2007 05:40AM

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Re: Fender rolling
Posted by: Dave
Date: November 20, 2008 11:49AM

Contact Glen Towery. He's been able to use a bottle jack and a shaped piece of oak to spread the width. It's almost unnoticeable.


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Curtis Jacobson
Portland Oregon
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10/12/2007 02:16AM

Main British Car:
71 MGBGT, Buick 215

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Re: Fender rolling
Posted by: Moderator
Date: November 20, 2008 12:06PM

Another MGB guy you might want to speak to is Steve Carrick. I know he has one of those Eastwood-type fender rollers... You can find Steve's contact info in the "vendor directory" (under the "Contact" tab, above) - he's the new owner of Advance Auto-Wire.
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Dave
David Gable
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Re: Fender rolling
Posted by: Dave
Date: November 30, 2008 09:43AM

[www.eastwoodco.com]

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