discomark10 · Nov 22, 2011

So im working ona Disco TrayBack and im going to make it road legal, So i need to have mud guards on it, been looking everywere i can think of to get a set of lorry mud guards and failing miserably.
Has any one got and idea's where to obtain a set or an alternative ?

Mr-Tomcat · Nov 22, 2011

Can't you make some? I'm sure you could make some that would look a lot better than what you can buy.

discomark10 · Nov 22, 2011

from what, got an idea's im prety much stumpped. Only thing i can think to make it out of would be say alloy but would b like half a hexagon shape

storm99 · Nov 22, 2011

Slate.

BearDy89 · Nov 22, 2011

are mud flaps a legal requirement?

I haven't had any on mine for over 6mnths?

adikty · Nov 22, 2011

they do rally type mud flaps in alot of car modding shops witch are a good size off top of my head there about 20" x 10"

discomark10 · Nov 22, 2011

Oh sorry my bad i mean mud guards , like wheel arch's (FlacePalm)
At work lol should pay more attention!
I put mud guards the 1st time then after i put mud flaps!

Mr-Tomcat · Nov 22, 2011

My Range Rover doesn't have any, but with a tray back I'd think they would be a legal requirment. Tread plate might me a good material to use.

wiltshire landyman · Nov 22, 2011

my mates td5 90 trayback has no mudguards fitted and its road legal

discomark10 · Nov 22, 2011

hmm might just wait n see n sort em out if it comes to it then

Hawaii · Nov 25, 2011

you could try something like teh mudguards that are fitted by Ford to transit flatbeds.

Not sure where you are located but the company below does'em & I'm sure they will courier
Van and Truck Dealer in Doncaster - www.imperialcommercials.co.uk

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