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Old 02-27-2006, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 300EVIL
If you want the money then yes. Replace it yourself. The front fender is easy to replace and align. You may however have some discoloration issues. Paint fades differently for each car. You may get lucky though.
Adam
Thanks Dr. Evil. I think the only solution is to simply have a look at the replacement fender. I am just wondering what the odds are that the replacement fender paint will be worn in such a way as to not stick out from the rest of the car. Very likely, very unlikely?
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