Dirt Guard Question.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 0

  February 2013

  The material itself was called 'tuff' (really). A nasty rubber and ? mix.
• [Deleted User] Posts: 0

  February 2013

  Was that simmilar to the flaps in the fender well ?
  Roger
• [Deleted User] Posts: 0

  February 2013

  Yes simmilar material, I would like to see a pic. and find out where to get close material.
• [Deleted User] Posts: 0

  February 2013

  Mudflap material.
• Walt-LA Posts: 359Senior Contributor

  February 2013 edited February 2013

  The Rubber House has a similar material - fabric laminated in black rubber- a bit over 1/8 inch in thickness. WALT-LA
• Clutchguy Posts: 829Senior Contributor

  February 2013

  We have these already made at Wildrick rubber parts
• Park_W Posts: 2,545Senior Contributor

  February 2013

  Doug, any estimate on when you'll have an on-line catalog up and running?
• [Deleted User] Posts: 0

  February 2013

  Does anyone have the dimensions the flap should be.
• Ken U-Tx Posts: 3,631Senior Contributor

  February 2013

  Otto: Big enough to cover the Hudson's naughty bits.
  
• thaidude Posts: 14Member

  January 11 edited January 11

  I have used bits of conveyor belt material for this as well as the rear "mud flap' on 51's and the small piece that connects the strut member from fire wall to the frame. Conveyor belts come in every size and shape an exact replacement is available.
• 29sptphaeton Posts: 213Member

  January 11

  I bought one of Ken U’s repro master cylinder flaps for my 51 and it fit and looks like original. He also has the brass fitting and copper washers for the rear of the master cylinder.
• Uncle Josh Posts: 2,595Senior Contributor

  January 12

  Contact Ken at xxxKNNU21@yahoo.com w/o the xxx