Tinmy Aftermarket & OEM Fender & Car Parts Discount

If you've been in a minor front end collision, then it's likely you will have a little bit of fender damage. Structurally speaking, it's not likely your vehicle's chassis integrity will be compromised with just a small dent in a body panel. Since front fenders tend to be relatively large, they aren't always replaced or repaired right away. But this can cause rust to form around the area where your paint was chipped off, and that rust will eventually eat away at the sheet metal. Additionally, a severely dented fender could indicate damage in other areas of the car. Your strut or control arm on the same side of the vehicle as the collision may be misaligned, causing some steering and suspension problems. Side markers and headlights will sometimes get damaged in small accidents, forcing you to replace them as well. So don't wait too long to take care of it. Since every vehicle differs slightly from one to the next, there is no one-way to install or replace a fender,landing gear,coil spring. But you can count on a few constants. Most vehicles today utilize a unibody construction, so your fenders are going to be bolted to other body panels like your cowl panel, A-pillar post, radiator core support, and inner fender liner. So, suffice it to say, if you need to swap out a dented or damaged fender for a new one, you will have to uninstall and remove a lot of other body pieces and potentially some electronics, brake, and suspension parts just to get the job done right. Be prepared. Reproduction fenders for classic cars and trucks are readily available at Car Parts Discount. Our sheet metal parts are made to exact specifications so that when you install your new fender it will be super easy. Compared to other retailers out there, our body parts are priced to move and will match or exceed the quality of parts offered elsewhere. So whether you are putting new fenders on a vintage muscle car or classic pickup truck, look no further than right here.