Pair 1915 Model T front fenders,left may be NOS

[sagefinds]

This pair came with a joblot of stuff I bought awhile back and it's time they moved on to someone that can use then. The left doesn't look like it was ever mounted,still has the tag wire,paint on the under side looks original and no bolt or washer tracks around any of the mounting holes. There are a couple welding beads on top where the irons would have attached. The eyebrow looks like it got bumped,otherwise very straight with some surface rust. The right has some edge cracks,surface rust,maybe a bit of minor pitting but very straight,no major rustout. I've had expert advice that they are 1915. I don't have any of the mounting brackets. Like to get $395 for the pair,boxing and Fedex to lower Continental 48 included. Check or paypal is fine.

Edited November 2, 2023 by sagefinds (see edit history)

[Layden B]

3 holes on top for the mounting bracket makes them 1915+.

Hard to find such nice original fenders these days.

[sagefinds]

7 minutes ago, Layden B said:

3 holes on top for the mounting bracket makes them 1915+.

Hard to find such nice original fenders these days.

Thanks Layden,I'll edit the listing.

[wayne sheldon]

Sure a lot nicer than the ones I restored for my 1915 runabout. And Layden is quite right about being tough to find such nice ones these days. I looked hard for original fenders for my 1915, just silly that way. (By the way, I bought my "turtle deck"/trunk for my runabout from Layden! Great guy!)

But I cannot afford to buy anything like that right now. And mine started out a lot worse, but look pretty good now from five feet away.