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    Posted: 19 Jun 2023 at 8:11am
There was a guy in Michigan that made tractor fenders. He remade fenders for WC\UC. I had talked to him about making me a set for my unstyled WF if I brought him my old ones. I can not find his contact information. Does anyone have his info to contact him. Thanks
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I have a brand new set of unstyled WC fenders if interested for sale. Not sure if they are the same as the WF unstyled are. These were made by Darryl Grams sons. The Gram family are located in Green Isle, MN. if that's who you were thinking of. Not sure if they are still making fenders yet though. Maybe Darryl or one of the boys will see your post to help you out.
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Thanks I maybe interested in them. I will get ahold of you sometimes. They are different the only difference is where they bolt to the top of the brake housing.
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Were you thinking of Bob Clark in Harrison, Michigan?

If so his number is 989-329-1588.
Pre-WW2 A-C tractors on steel wheels...because I'm too cheap to buy tires!
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If it is Bob Clark feel free to reach out to me 989-666-6170 and I’d be happy to tell you what your up against.
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