Recommendations For A 10" x 32" x 17" Polished Trailer Fender
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32x10 17 polished trailer fenders
asked by: Mark A
Expert Reply:
The fender we have that matches your needs the closest will be the Single Axle Jeep Style Trailer Fender # HP96VR. This has a polished diamond plate aluminum finish and measures 10" Wide, 33" long, and 17" tall, but is the boxier and squared Jeep style look.
If that doesn't suit you, the only other options we have that will be similar in size will be the Ribbed Steel # HP49FR and the Cold Rolled Steel # HP29VR. Both of these will measure 10-3/4" Wide, 32" long, and 15-1/4" tall, but will need a primer base coat and then need to be painted to keep them from rusting.
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Single Axle Trailer Fender for Boat Trailers - Cold Rolled Steel - 14" Wheels - Qty 1
- Trailer Fenders
- No Step
- 14 Inch Wheels
- 9 Inch Wide
- 30 Inch Long
- Steel
- Bolt-On
- Weld-On
- For Single-Axle Trailers
- Silver
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