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Old 05-03-2011, 07:36 PM
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Default Can someone ID these fenders
I stumbled across these on Craigslist:


I'm looking for a set for the O I just picked up but I think these are for a 70/100. If they are for a 70/100 will they work on an Original with the right bracket? Either way, I bought them anyway...for $72. I know what they're worth so even if they aren't the right ones and won't work, I can sell them and use the money to buy the right ones. Thanks in advance for any help
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Those are 70/100 fenders.
I'm sure you can make them fit on your O but wouldn't be cub cadet police correct!
You would still need the seat tray.
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Old 05-03-2011, 10:29 PM
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I can ID them. They're mine. Just pack them up and send them to me (LOL).
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Those are 70/100 fenders.
I'm sure you can make them fit on your O but wouldn't be cub cadet police correct!
You would still need the seat tray.
While I like restorations that have been executed with care (nonpainted bolts on the wheels for the CC guys), being into classic cars some of those guys go nutty reproducing vintage part numbers for radiator hoses and such!

However, 'krylon recons', amateur restorations, building a 'heinz 57' cub, keeping a tired worker working, etc... sure beats sending one to the scrapper! So I appreciate anything- as it could always be worse!

You can use them on your Original, or find correct fenders. I won't complain either way.
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