Making DIY Steel Fender Flares for the Datsun 280

[@sidhumoose-d6t]

Damm bro thats awesome. Now Im gonna take this video as an example to make fender flares for my pickup😬

[@CarlosCaterpillar2004]

How did it go?????

[@danielmack2408]

Definitely just changed my mind about ordering flares . Definitely going to custom fab some for my 75 280z

[@dustyfn7321]

Yesss new upload

[@markhoward3201]

I like your enthusiasm !

[@ArcticNightwind]

Actually looks sick! Love it! 😎

[@TheGoldenDrive]

Thanks so much

[@likablemichael]

Let’s go!! But when can I order a kit for mine?! Haha

[@simonterhorst9838]

Looking good! I’m looking forward to the next video.

[@TheGoldenDrive]

Thanks Simon 👍🏾, the next video is gonna be golden

[@Co-SS]

large diameter wheels are going to change your final drive ratio. Bigger is better traction but way slower take off. I used to put smaller diameter tires on my camaro to get better take offs easily when I was a kiddo.

[@seannicol7309]

For reference you should stitch weld that. Not just a bunch of tacks on it.

[@Moonshine5.7]

Fire bro.

[@FMuscleZ28]

You should have (if you haven't, I know this vid is older) put the return, that flat vertical bit around the wheel. It would make the flare stronger, prevent flex and cracking the filler.

[@Dirty-D]

Good job.

[@TheDailyMemesShow]

OMG! Long time no see!

[@SkoolConnor]

Love fender flares, but I've been wondering what the difference is between them and wide body kits.

[@TheSerpentElite]

Your laugh is contagious af

[@TheGoldenDrive]

Hahaha thanks so much

[@nestorhernandez6610]

Excelente idea

[@markwood5477]

Did u use a extension cord on your welder

[@angelzuniga6935]

What size are your rims?

[@KevinSoupy]

I would use my to measure the 9 inches lol