Sold deal or no: odd & rare ridged tapered fender set like OTF but UTF

[rustjunkie]

dunno what they are but they sure are cool.
bought these a while back for a project that sputtered and died.
cleaning house so they's gotsa go.
when found they were thought to be regular Elgin-type over-the-fork fenders that had been backyard modified, but they're actually unmodified originals.
after i bought them i started looking around and came across a couple original bikes that had these on them.
i think the bikes were westfield 1940s prewar.
cool and unusual imo, great for a ratrod or perhaps you have the rare bike that they fit.
26".
flat fee of $25 shipping, it'll likely be more but i'll cover it.
thanks,
scott

 

[Frank and Pam Skid Kings]

$60

 

[Frank and Pam Skid Kings]

Sure is quiet here...$75 ?

 

[rustjunkie]

Sure is quiet here...$75 ?

beautiful cool cloudy/clear day here after the deluge, had to go for a drive.

deal!

 

[Krakatoa]

Could they have been Mercury?

 

[Frank and Pam Skid Kings]

Could they have been Mercury?

Yep Murray. On some late 30's/early 40's Mercury/Elgin's.

 

[Dave Stromberger]

I had a post-war Columbia ballooner with what may have been the same fenders on it. I remember thinking it was a bit odd. They reminded me of the Elgin version, but also the middleweight Columbia Fire-Arrow, except fatter of course.

 

[cds2323]

I have an early fifties Columbia with that style fender (UTF) It’s a balloon tire Speedliner model.