Keepin' things clean...

[phorner]

Where can I get a pair of replacement mud flaps for the front tires? Mine are pretty well cracked and should be replaced.

Doesn't look like a major project to replace them. But then again, it's always the presumed "easy" jobs that seem to turn out to be a challenge.

[Ray Davis]

I would expect you can contact Prevost directly, or there seems to be mud flaps listed for Prevost at International Bus parts, http://www.ibpindustries.com/products/category/52

[Loc]

Paul,

I haven't replaced the front mudflaps but have done the rear. I went to my local NAPA and purchased to semi mudflaps and then used the old mudflaps as a template to cut the new flaps with a razor knife. I could have used a single mud flap to make both, but didn't know I would have as much left over at the time. I used a drill to make the mounting holes. They lasted for five years. It was very easy and pretty cheap.

Loc

[truk4u]

Good grief Loc Nest, you can't put nasty ole truck mud flaps on a Liberty!:eek: Right now the Liberty guys are shivering from cold sweats just thinking about this....;)

[Jon Wehrenberg]

My drummer must have a different beat. First thing I did when I got the current Liberty was to remove the rear full width flap and its shiny stainless trim, and then I removed the shiny trim from the bottom of my rear wheel mud flaps. Too lazy to touch the fronts.

I have never yet had any of you ball breakers pick on my gnarly mud flaps yet you guys are all over the dull copper from my hot water tank.

[phorner]

Thanks for all the info.... think I'll try IBP first. I see this as a kind of real long term restoration project.

It's gotta be long term.... historically, just about the time I get a vehicle close to "perfect", I end up trading it! Someone else seems to always end up enjoying the benefits of all my work.