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Topic: Mud Flaps for Fiat Ducato 2007

Kernow Camper

10/4/2007 at 7:04pm
Location: Bude Cornwall
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Hiya All

Hope you all managed some time away over Easter?!

We had our maiden voyage in our new Auto-Trail Cheyenne and it was the best weekend ever!

We're home now and our new toy is filthy.....and it wasn't even wet!!!!

Does anybody know where we can buy MUD FLAPS for the new Fiat Ducato (2007)???? I've tried eBay and nothing on there so far.

Any help/ideas would be very much appreciated.

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malc1

10/4/2007 at 8:24pm
Location: Norfolk
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Try these, they certainly do flaps for the previous model.
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borerider

10/4/2007 at 9:03pm
Location: Grimsby
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mudflaps are ok as long as you dont drive backwards up high kerbs

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kiev

11/4/2007 at 7:47am
Location: West Midlands
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Hi Kernow camper- I would think the only place for a 2007 Fiat Front cab mudflaps would be from a main Fiat agent who deals in vans and trucks. Mudflaps for the rear of the van if not fitted can usualy be fabricated from rubber matting, cut to your own size fixed via aluminium strip clamps. My Peugeot came with rear flaps on the conversion but they were not wide enough or long enough to do a decent job in wet muddy conditions, I am well pleased now with the rear ones, and its surprising how clean the rear of the van is underneath. kiev

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Kernow Camper

11/4/2007 at 8:21am
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Thanks for the advise Malc (no link on your reply?!), Bob & Kiev. Much appreciated.

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malc1

11/4/2007 at 5:05pm
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Sorry about that...

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Kernow Camper

12/4/2007 at 9:29am
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Cheers for that Malc!

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12/4/2007 at 4:38pm
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Made mine as a one piece to fit right across the MH bu using rubber matting screwed to 2 x 1 in and the whole thing hook bolted on chassis--may need to bend studding if you cannot locate long bolts-- costs almost nothing and shoots the spray sideways out from the back leaving much cleaner sides. If the matting blows back in the wind use a backing behind to stiffen it up , I used a piece of 6mm rubber strip.

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Kernow Camper

12/4/2007 at 4:42pm
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Thanks for the tip Alec. Certainly MUCH cheaper than £49 quoted (for front pair only!) from local Fiat dealer!!!!

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