Product Details
Quarter Panel Braces by Auto Metal Direct®. Don't let broken, rusted, or missing fender parts ruin the look of your otherwise perfect restoration. For high-quality replacement fender parts that will give your vehicle that authentic factory look, choose Auto Metal Direct that offers faithful OE reproductions made by dedicated restoration experts.
Features
- Precision manufactured for exact fit
- OEM look, function, and reliability
- Developed and test fitted by skilled restoration professionals
- Guarantee a long lasting service life
The vehicle's fenders protect the braking system and other essential parts located near the wheel well from weathering through shielding them from rocks and road debris. However fenders will not be able to perform their function properly if some of their components are somehow damaged. So, you should not leave unattended these small yet so important parts. Don't hurry to the dealer to pay a high price for an original replacement part. Instead, get these reliable replacement fender components at affordable cost.
AMD braces are designed with utmost precision and meticulous attention to detail to ensure OE quality every step of the way. Made with the goal to help you to restore your vehicle's original condition, they have the same look and dimensions as factory unit which makes the installation as easy as ABC. These AMD fender components are constructed from the highest grade materials using modern manufacturing techniques to provide enduring value and deliver dependable service.
Auto Metal Direct® or AMD provides top-quality sheet metal parts for the automotive restoration market. Every single part by AMD is an accurate reproduction of the factory original. Its extensive lineup includes body panels, headers, spoilers, bumpers and valances and a wide range of hard-to-find body parts for Mopar and GM restoration projects. AMD's mission is to build body parts with the utmost precision for a perfect fit on your Dodge, Plymouth, GM car or truck.
Auto Metal Direct® - Fender Installation