FEELER: set of E30 mudflaps

[Alkasquawlik]

I have a line on a set of 4 E30 mud flaps. 2 rear and 2 front for a regular E30.

The rears will fit an iX, but the fronts won't.

They are brand new. I was thinking about buying them and using only the rear for my E30, and selling the fronts, or flipping the set, but I'm not sure.

Would anyone be interested?
PM me if you are

Price would be 400000 dollars for both

[lcoleman]

Please convert your price from yen to USD. :p

Plastic bumpers or DBs? Edit: Well, I guess that's rather obvious. Never mind, then.

[Alkasquawlik]

Please convert your price from yen to USD. :p

Plastic bumpers or DBs? Edit: Well, I guess that's rather obvious. Never mind, then.

Are there different mudflaps for early and late models? If there are, I wasn't aware. I'll get the part numbers up.

[M-technik-3]

Believe so I have the old bulk early style. They are kinda silly looking but keep your car clean.

[vlad]

Please convert your price from yen to USD. :p

[sherpa]

How much Yen for the fronts?

[Alkasquawlik]

How much Yen for the fronts?

PMd

[daniel]

ill give you 50,000,000 zimbabwe dollars.

[Alkasquawlik]

ill give you 50,000,000 zimbabwe dollars.

It's actually zimbabwe ceci
Make it 60,000,000 and you have a deal good sir

[JuanPabloBongto]

They are kinda silly looking but keep your car clean.

whaaaaaaaaat. mudflaps are the best way to be cooler than the next guy, IMO.

[M-technik-3]

Yes but on a lowered car mine looked silly. Let me see if I can find the pics.

[e304me]

I think they only made flaps for early models?

[ruppcam]

mud flaps are lame. just accept the fact that you have to drive around puddles and other nonsense to keep the car clean. And i would not pay 1 zimbabwe dollar for mudflaps.

[Drmoussaka]

I think they only made flaps for early models?

Nope, I have a 91 vert and they came on my car OEM.

[sherpa]

mud flaps are lame. just accept the fact that you have to drive around puddles and other nonsense to keep the car clean. And i would not pay 1 zimbabwe dollar for mudflaps.

I'm thinking of them like snow tires for the Pacific Northwest. Put 'em on in November so I don't have what looks like a rooster tail spray of detritus halfway up my doors all winter. Maybe they come off in the summer, or maybe I just come to love the oldschool vibe...