64-66 front fenders

[joncon]

I have a pair of NOS front fenders for a 64-66 Lark type, I bought at Newman Altman in the mid 70's.
One has the holes for the Daytona type chrome and the other one doesn't. I'm wanting to sell them, what's a fair price for these?

[studegary]

They haven't been generally available for some time. I wouldn't hazard a guess at a current price. Others that have dealt in these more recently than I have, may be able to chime in and help you.
My suggestion is to put them on eBay and see what the market says. I realize that shipping is a problem.

EDIT: I stand corrected. I didn't realize that these were available NOS. I have owned a lot of 1964 Lark types (four Cruisers alone), but none needed fenders.

[61Lark]

Steven Allen is asking $175 a piece and Studebaker International asks $225 each.

[Studebaker1965]

I paid 300 for a pair of NOS this year at York.

[StudeRich]

The last I heard, there were around a Thousand of these, mostly returned from Hamilton I believe at the time S.I. bought them.

[Larry s]

Hi, I might be interested in one or both of them .

[joncon]

Thanks for the info. I'd like to get $250 for the pair. If anyone is interested. If not I'll list them on the Studebaker swap site.

[Larry s]

Hi, I might be interested in one or both if them.

[StudeRich]

Hi, I might be interested in one or both of them .

You would have to PM joncon with your offer.

[skyway]

"The last I heard, there were around a Thousand of these"

Back in the early 1990's I was lucky enough to spend a chilly dark day digging through the upper floors of the OLD Newman & Altman building.
When we got off the freight elevator on one of those un-lit upper floors, across the floor from the elevator were what looked like stacks and stacks of giant Nautilus shells?; some clockwise and others counter-clockwise.
Each "shell" turned out to be a stack of about 10, either left or right, 64-66 front fenders banded together with the top (hood) edges touching each other, and the lower edges kinda curving around to make the semi-circle.
This was before Denny Lambert took over and started having those big sheet metal sales, so no idea how many remain.