I just installed my Bus Depot "rock guards" on my '91 Westy. I did not use
the clips on the wheel well rim to mud flap connection point. They would not
clip and hold due to insufficient depth of wheel well rim to hold the clip.
I drilled 3 holes in the fender well rim, along the length and curvature of
the flap, and used sheet metal screws with washers on the mud flap side,
where the screw goes thru the flap and then into the fender rim. Very sturdy
connection. I sprayed all the  metal hardware and drilled holes with
rust-resistant primer. It will wear off but I'll just recoat it
periodically. Mine wound up level with the ground, not slanted. That may be
a design characteristic of this year of Westy. By the way, I got the same
(exactly) instructions with mine. Cordless drills/screw drivers are killer
for this kind of job.
Bob Stevens
'91 Westy

someone (?) wrote:
 > Well, I got my mudflaps. A few things of note (Ron, you'll have
 > to help me with  some, I'll have to call for some others):
 >
 > - The rear mudflaps came without any installation instructions or
mounting
 >  screws.
 > - The rear mudflaps won't attach unless they are carved out some
 > more on my '87  Westy GL. Is this normal?
 > - The front mudflaps instructions were hard to read at best (a single
hand
 >  drawn photocopied sheet (which says "Kombi or Caravelle" on it)
 > - Both mudflaps will not stand vertically because the end of the
 > wheel well  sits diagonal instead or perpendicular to the ground.
 >
 > Any ideas anyone? Did I get the wrong flaps?

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