Fill's Bedford

Fill, this may help you..

www.facebook.com/dutchysmudflaps/photos/...291379880992/?type=3

Thanks Hayeed. Are these stickers? I must say I like the design, the black out line looks sharp.they are a fair price, and the size is the same as I have bought. ( THINKING ? )
The ones that I have, are in motion, and I should not rock the boat with the brother in-law , thanks again Cheers Fill

Hi Fill,
looking good.
I feel your pain about the guards, as that was my headache about 9 months ago. I finally decided that I couldn't buy a set of metal guards small enough to fit, so I'm reverting back to the original flat guards, but I only had them on the rear.
Thankfully I don't have the seatbelt issue, as I'm in SA and its a 1948 model.
I like your mudflaps, so I've messaged dutchy to see if he has Austin in his library
I'm off to upload some pics of our progress so far, but its not a competition LOL
Bob

Fill; great story, and I do fancy your mud flap design they will look a treat on your beddie.
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Thanks Sarge-x I have finished the mud guards today. I got brushed stainless steel bent up. The braces are 30 mm x 5 mm stainless steel, mill finish.I am leaving the plastic cover on for now. I will have to do a list of stainless bolts, to change over the temporary zinc ones Next week I will start the tow bar. Thanks for looking, Cheers Fill

100_3222 by fill quinn , on Flickr

100_3221 by fill quinn , on Flickr

100_3220 by fill quinn , on Flickr

100_3217 by fill quinn , on Flickr

Good job Fill, looks great!

Fill with regards to the first photo posted today, I don't think its a good idea to park your truck on your dogs back. lol.

I noticed that too.

That is one strong dog!

Lang

Going with Bedford mudflaps and not chromed nudies?