[enri]

i have a nice set of genuine alfa romeo mudflaps and just wondering what the general thought is regarding the fitting of mudflaps on a classic car.

they are a genuine and top quality item with the alfa logo stamped on them and have a strong quality bolt on clamp system that doesnt require any holes to be drilled.

 

[77SudTi]

well if your granddad is going to be driving the car, then go for it...haha just kidding Seriously though I think it depends on the car. Show us some pictures of the car with and without...then we'll let you know...

 

[Damo105]

I've got a similar set in the garage, they're NOS, I'll stick them on ebay when I get around to it, as I don't think the GTV needs mudflaps!

 

[giulia_veloce]

I had a few sets of alfa mudflaps.
I looked at them for many years.
One day,I cut out the alfa logos and took them home for beer coasters.
My young children also liked playing with them.
I still currently have them.

Robert

 

[enri]

today someone said they look like ears
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[drew`SEVNT5]

no offence, but mudflaps/mudspats should die in a fire.

 

[giulia_veloce]

Mudflaps?
Generally refered to as Rubber catchers.
Not much rubber to catch on fwd cars with rear rubbercatchers.

 

[italiansedanman]

I like Robert's idea - cut out the logos and use them for coasters. Besides, there's so little overhang on an Alfasud that debris would just land on the car behind you...