i found a thread about someone getting rear mudflaps and getting them installed by the dealer, but has anyone gotten them and installed themselves? i'd like rear ones, and would probably replace the front while i'm at it. would i have to drill holes.... how easy are they to get done? and also.. comments on the looks of 4 mudflaps?

Couple weeks ago, my wife pulled a set of "Bonneville" mudflaps off a black supercharged SLE while we were at the yard. They were held in by 4 philips head screws each Basically they screw in where the wheel well cover screws go.

ok, so i would take the wheel well cover screws out, put the mudflap on, replace screws? are front and back interchangeable, and also are models/years interchangeable?

I would imagine the 92-99 years would be interchangable. I know I'm giving this set my wife pulled to Pat at NEBF. You're going to be there right? You can check them out then.

BTW, yeah it looks like it was a matter of pull screws out, place mudflap, put screws back in.

i *might* be there.... still unsure...

Bah. Fine, I'll take a picture of them tonight for you. :P

<3 morty

yeah i'm still working on going.. i can probably make it late friday night, like 11 or 12; or early saturday morning,stay till sunday afternoon, but it is still kinda up in the air with work and all.

its about simple as anything to put on a set of mudflaps....i have all 4 on mine....I want to protect the paint.....you CAN do it yourself....the biggest problem is getting the flaps the same heigth off the ground

lol, do you have any tips? and are front and back interchangeable? where di you get yours?

there are some pics of mine

i got mine at the Local Parts place....I got ones that made sure that they covered the entire tire width