tommyfitz

Where can I get Mud Guards for a 2005 ES 330?

Megafast13

Have to say I have never seen any on one. May be able to find some Toyota Camry ones or retro your own. May I ask why you want some lol

tommyfitz

I think form fitting mud flap/spash guards might enhance the look, which is why I asked to see if anyone had any experience with them. Now I am second thinking my original idea.

toytrain13

I recently tried to locate molded mud guards for my 2002 ES and came up empty. Back in 2004 I found nice, color-matched painted front and rear guards for my 2004 Camry, on EBay. They looked sharp, were installed using existing screws, and kept road tar, etc., off the flanks of the car.

pahhhoul

Here's the part# for the 2005 Camry mudguards:
08414-33810
I just ordered a set for giggles. I'll post up my results and photos when they come in.

Richardsr

Aha! I remember being in El Paso in ‘66 when Left Coast homemade sheet metal “rockguards” (modestly done) were the rage and unheard of back East. In fact upon moving back to Georgia with them on my ‘68 Charger RT and cruising the drive-ins, they caught on there and soon many had them. Painted them silver (chrome was too gaudy) while some painted the backside the color of their car. And they kept the quarter panels free from rock chips, road tar, bubble gum, road kill and the rest of the junk that collects there.

So, get back with us on this project. I looked at your link and would probably trim them a tad further and paint the backsides to match my paint.