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1968 Mustang coupe - need aftermarket source for PS inner fender apron

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geeky2

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hello all,

i have a 1968 Mustang Coupe.

question: can someone provide tips or suggestions on a good aftermarket source for a Passenger side inner fender apron?

mine is suffering from years of corrosion (from the battery).

i have read one on-line article on how to do this. the article also provided a source for the "sheet metal" replacement part.

i have also read that many of the after market sheet metal parts, vary GREATLY with respect to quality and fit. i would really appreciate any advice or source information from someone that has been down this road already

thank you,
mark
 
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2+2GT

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Get it from Glazier/Nolan. They'll sell you the one they use on their own restorations.
 

JonK

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Here's an article that came out about a month after I had bought the lesser fitting silver panel in the article.
How To Replace An Inner Fender Apron - Mustang Monthly Magazine
I ordered the black one and it did fit better and looked better, the silver one had a lot of heavy ripples in it from bending/forming. I think I got them from NPD just as they did.
Jon
 

68stang351

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I bought both inner fender aprons and the core support all from NPD and they seem to fit fine.
 
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i just ordered 2 of them from kentucky mustang.com Ford Mustang Parts | Classic Mustang Parts | 1965 Mustang Parts

9.95 shipping and cheap prices they sale dynacorn parts.
 

geeky2

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thank you everyone for the great feedback!

this information really helps.

thank you,
mark
 
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