Need help looking for part - Drivers side fender area

rayofsi

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Can someone try to find this part? I can't find it, looking at fender parts.

Drivers side rear . Came back from, shop missing

2017 Trd Pro
 

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Can someone try to find this part? I can't find it, looking at fender parts.

Drivers side rear . Came back from, shop missing

2017 Trd Pro

Hi rayofsi,

I just did an extensive body part search for the Left rear fender flare sections that you need, and trust me... your best bet is to find a very good local body shop (with an excellent reputation) and get an estimate; the new parts have to be painted anyway! Not too long ago; maybe sixteen months ago, I was moving my truck for the snow plow in my parking lot at night. Well... I moved it to where the super asked me to put it; just until the plow was done with my parking space area.

When I moved it near the wall, I was a lil' close (which I knew), but the truck squatted on the driver-side and rubbed the bumper against the wall! In order to get away from the wall, I had to drag the truck, once again, against the wall just to get it away from the un-holy structure! I ended up taking it to a very good local body shop about 0.5 miles from my house!

I tried to touch it up, but it looked like ship and I wanted it done right... the body was perfect before my dumb a** did that. Cost... $925.00 (out of pocket), but I talked to the owner; about my trade, and where I live, and who I knew, so he said, if you pay in cash, make it $825 (Blizzard pearl is a BIG DEAL to do e.g., Primer, then White, then Pearl, then sealer...

I just did it about six weeks ago, so it stayed damaged for a year, with touch-up paint over it... that just wasn't right! "...the things we do for love..." lol! 'Best to you',

rig
 
Hi rayofsi,

I just did an extensive body part search for the Left rear fender flare sections that you need, and trust me... your best bet is to find a very good local body shop (with an excellent reputation) and get an estimate; the new parts have to be painted anyway! Not too long ago; maybe sixteen months ago, I was moving my truck for the snow plow in my parking lot at night. Well... I moved it to where the super asked me to put it; just until the plow was done with my parking space area.

When I moved it near the wall, I was a lil' close (which I knew), but the truck squatted on the driver-side and rubbed the bumper against the wall! In order to get away from the wall, I had to drag the truck, once again, against the wall just to get it away from the un-holy structure! I ended up taking it to a very good local body shop about 0.5 miles from my house!

I tried to touch it up, but it looked like ship and I wanted it done right... the body was perfect before my dumb a** did that. Cost... $925.00 (out of pocket), but I talked to the owner; about my trade, and where I live, and who I knew, so he said, if you pay in cash, make it $825 (Blizzard pearl is a BIG DEAL to do e.g., Primer, then White, then Pearl, then sealer...

I just did it about six weeks ago, so it stayed damaged for a year, with touch-up paint over it... that just wasn't right! "...the things we do for love..." lol! 'Best to you',

rig
this is inside the wheel well. theres no paint needed. just need to find the part.
 

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