Inner Fender ?

Ive been looking around for aluminum or plastic inner fenders and all i can find is for a 2nd gen.

Do they even make anything other than steel for a 3rd gen?

Ive been looking too and have not found anything. Im going to have custom polished alluminum ones made.

I was thinking about making some custom aluminum ones myself... But decided against it since the only metal shaping tools i have are my hands and a hammer, thought that might be a little messy.

Fiberglass inner fenders are available.

...Is there a website or phone number?

Classic Industries has them $100 each. Not sure who makes them, but I'm sure they are cheaper elsewhere.

Classic Industries has them $100 each. Not sure who makes them, but I'm sure they are cheaper elsewhere.

Could you provide a link? I looked on classic industries website and didnt see it. Also did a google search and nothing came up.

Check out this site. They have them for $85
http://www.up22.com/nova68.htm

Classic Industries has them on page 293 of their 2007 Nova catalog. Fiberglass Front Inner Fender Wells
We now offer replacement fender wells
for 1968-74 models. Each fender
well is manufactured from
fiberglass and will replace the
original steel panel. Although
this is a fiberglass
replacement, each panel
will fit and install
correctly allowing
the rusted or
damaged panel to
be replaced. Each
is designed to be
bolted in place of
the factory
original.
Manufactured of
high grade fiberglass. Note: Shipped oversize.
FG580R 1968-74 RH passenger side ........................................ 99.95 ea
FG580L 1968-74 LH driver side .............................................. 99.95 ea

Mine are custom made out of aluminum. They were kept simple on the design and held down by stainless screws for easy removal when I need to do any major work on the motor.

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h217/dho9yds/0001009.jpg

U.S Body Source gets $299 a pair for theirs. That other place (up22) sells stuff that I wouldn't run, and my car looks like crap! I've installed their parts for friends, and by the time you finish repairing and trying to make the junk fit, you would have been better off buying the good stuff in the first place.

http://usbodysource.com/

Thanks alot guys