George Vondriska demonstrates how to properly hang a fender on a car. Go through each step with George and find out how to hang your fender in the most efficient way. Use these helpful tips to hang a fender on your classic car!
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Do you think that the guys from OCC is certified? I think not. And the old tirems that did custom bikes were not, so the only way you can find out for sure is to call your DMV and ask. If you would trust your life on someone’s weld then go for it. I would think that your Dad would have the skill required to preform the task, but only he would know and a certifying agent. (I would do it for my son) Was this answer helpful?