I took a Travelall and I made it better looking. New Fender design on a D series.

Part 55
It's finally time to fix and modify the front fenders. There are various holes and dents, a bunch of Bondi and a whole new wheel arch to deal with. Ends up these fenders took some real effort but the final result had been well worth it.

[@user-qs2bt7fl7g]

Great job, coming right along 👍

[@RobertFredman-ld6kc]

Your an inspiration for me

[@toniiflorrez5074]

Awesome video , keep up the good work and post it!

[@oacumulador]

Good work

[@JF-wk5zo]

I think the new arches work really well

[@alchemymotorsports]

Thank you!

[@bonezshakergarage]

Awesome work

[@alchemymotorsports]

Thanks!

[@TheSuburbanGardener]

Looks good to me.

[@wagonworks803]

NICE WORK! I like it. I'm restoring an 86 Grand Wagoneer and thinking of giving her some bigger flares. Keep the videos coming, I just subscribed!

[@alchemymotorsports]

Thanks! I'm a big fan of Wagoneers. I owned a '69 for a while, years back. I was hunting either a Wagoneer or a Travelall when I got this beast. As for flares, have you looked at the wide track Cherokee Chief or J10 trucks? I've wanted to use those flares on a Wagoneer build for a long time. I considered them for this build but again, I found a Dakota first.

[@darrickcover2200]

looks good I really like it. maybe if you raise the rear an inch or two it would level out the hood line a bit .

[@Page5framing]

You can’t put 37’s with a wheel well like that. Silly boy.

[@alchemymotorsports]

I can't argue with facts!

[@MrMadkaw400]

I don’t like it at all and I would not ever have done that but I don’t have to like it