JibOnALib

Alright, I am almost ready to get my car back on the road, but I want to replace a portion of the inside fenders. What I am going to be replacing is from right in front of the motor mount forward. (I'm going to cuz the old ones a couple inches forward of the motor mount, cut the new piece and weld it in) I know I will probably have to buy the whole inside fender, but that is okay.

Now here is where I run into a problem. I can't seem to find a place that sells them, I have tried http://www.partschannel.com but when I went to pick them up today it was the wrong piece, and what they called the inner fender (which is probably the correct name) was the plastic piece that is the fender lining above the tire.

So if anybody knows where I could get some (without having to make a run to a junkyard and cut some off of another car) then I would be really appreciative. This is the last thing I need to do before I can put it back where it belongs, on the road.

Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Keith

93CivicSI

Try here - OEM is the best....

http://www.hondaautomotivepart...ENDER #5 &#8 - 30.00 each...

nighttrain33

Maybe try here:

http://www.carpartswholesale.c...CIVIC

Good luck! I need a pair of these too.

-Shane

uncommon

I think it might be called the "apron" if it is the part of the inner fender the strut bolts onto. Mine is breaking from the weld and i need to have it fixed. I was looking to see if anyone else has this problem and how they fixed it. I order my OEm parts from https://www.1sthondaparts.com/.

JibOnALib

Hey thanks,

From what it looks like, I will be replacing part number 2 of the apron on the diagram from http://www.1sthondaparts.com Ufixithonda.com (local) is going to be cutting my off from the strut mounts forward on a 93 vx for like 150. I'm not sure what's include I have to go down there in a couple days to figure it out. Does anybody know of a place that will sell just part number 2 from the diagram of the website.

Info: 94 civic hatchback. go to fenders-structural components and rails-apron assembly

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Keith

JibOnALib

Wait, Nevermind...I've got it figured out, they're 63 bucks a piece.