Looking for mudflaps/no drilling

[Wayne Costin]

Does anyone have or know of any mudflaps that don't require any drilling? I have a 2007, V6, 2wd ST. I prefer the molded style mudflaps. Any help would be appreciated.



Thanks

 

[Johnny O]

I've seen classic car owners at shows use binder clips to hold mudflaps on. Protects the paint but you can easily remove them for show purposes without drilling holes in that Boss 302 Mustang.

On the Sport Trac I just drill holes.

 

[Jerry Gerner 2]

I was gonna say the same as JohnnyO. With the molded ones you could probably use 3M molding tape ( double sided). Other wise I'm not to sure if you don't want to screw them on.

 

[Jim parnell]

willing to bet you will end up using screws to attach as the double sided tape, etc., will give up the ghost after a while being exposed to the elements. The ones I installed on my 07 had small black screws provided, still holding on after a yr.

 

[Wayne Costin]

I thought the OEM flaps and some others used pre-existing holes? No new holes had to be drilled?



I was looking for some options?

 

[Jerry Medlin]

Go to your local dealer parts dept. they have the molded flaps that fit look good and dont need holes drilled.

 

[Gavin Allan]

My Husky molded flaps still look great after two years. Each one has three screws- no problems so far!

 

[Todd Z]

Several of the aftermarket ones can be installed using the existing screws in the fender....



Todd Z

 

[Wayne Costin]

Thanks to all.

 

[Ian Devers]

My wife works for CloudRider here in Canada, I will check with her on available parts.