OEM GM ZR1 Wide Body Mud Flaps - New in box
 

This is a pair of mud flaps for a ZR1 or Z06/Grand Sport with ZR1 Side Skirts. They go in front of the rear tires and attach to the side skirts. These are brand new GM OEM parts and have never been installed. Still in their boxes. $150 total which includes shipping and $0 PayPal fee.
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Driver side. Goes in front of rear driver side wheelwell.
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Driver side flap flipped around. The left flap is still in the sealed box.
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Left Flap
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Right Flap

I had the impression that these were hard to find and somewhat rare since they weren't being made anymore. Perhaps I have mine overpriced and should lower it. I may do that. The type of material they use for these have proven to be strong and resistant to chipping from road debris, rocks etc. I don't recommend carbon fiber to be used for fender flares. It looks good but it doesn't hold up cosmetically, especially if you live in the desert area.
I've seen sheet metal screws being used to hold them in place and those do a decent job but a good quality rivet gun will work just as well if not better. Just be sure to drill the correct sized pilot holes for the rivets.

PRICE DROP - This is a pair of mud flaps for a ZR1 or Z06/Grand Sport with ZR1 Side Skirts. They go in front of the rear tires and attach to the side skirts. These are brand new GM OEM parts and have never been installed. Still in their boxes. $150 total which includes shipping and $0 PayPal fee.
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...5ea7acbc6a.jpg
Driver side. Goes in front of rear driver side wheelwell.
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...5a5b144150.jpg
Driver side flap flipped around. The left flap is still in the sealed box.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...551db35300.jpg
Left Flap
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...583665eea7.jpg
Right Flap

It's been awhile since I installed one but there isn't really much hardware involved. It can be done with mostly rivets, washers and a few basic sheet metal screws. Here's a video from LG Motorsports on how to install. ZR1 Side Skirt install

Honestly, I'd like to help but your best bet is going to be your local Chevrolet dealer parts counter. They can show you a parts diagram and tell you exactly what hardware to include part numbers and will likely have this in stock.

Below is GM diagram which I have.....The part numbers and pics dont match the actual application


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Interesting. This looks more like a guide than an instruction. I.E. I'm sure screw "E" goes in the from the other side and more than one rivet is needed at the bottom. However, it is a relatively straightforward and simple install but you'd think they could at least provide a more accurate and complete diagram.

if you go to trunk monkey corvette parts....punch in the number...you will see that both part numbers ...20837877,20837878 are listed for a ZR1...what isn't to understand...this is very simple....part number 3 is a different screw with a UNUT...than part number 4...which has a hex head type screw with a washer and I believe is longer...if you choose not to use a rivet (2 of them) why?...you want to get the thing apart...then use screws (similar to part #4) with a UNUT from inside the skirt...thats the way I did it on mine...keep in mind...those screws from the dealer will cost you around 5 bucks a piece...if not less

ZR1 Flares
 

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Are they still for sale?

Yes, they are still available, packed up and ready to ship ASAP via FedEx.

Hey Spectre. I pm’ed you that I would take them. Please reply
to pm

I don't think my message box is working since it filled up. I've deleted nearly half of them and still I've received nothing new since the 9th. You're welcome to use my work email at craigfonesphotography@gmail.com

Craig

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I got your email but it basically said to refer to the forum messaging page. I go there and there isn't anything new there since 09 Feb 2019. My email might work better. craigfonesphotography@gmail.com

Sold to Fabio - Z06. Pending follow through though but looking good.

Payment sent. Thank you.

Im wanting PART NUMBER for #2 "Nut" in above diagram....

I believe its a TIMMERMAN nut , but would like GM part # or exact
description I can search and buy