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Gonna add a dam to the front.
Can you all post yours and what reseller you got them from.
A front and side would be nice.
Also if you glassed them in



Don
"No More Cars For You"
71 TR6- Perpetual remodel
80 TR7 V8 Kick in the pants

Later rally type spoiler from private seller ...







Very glad I didn't blend it in [B)]



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Thanks Beans,,...Private seller?
Keep em coming folks

Don
"No More Cars For You"
71 TR6- Perpetual remodel
80 TR7 V8 Kick in the pants

I have the same one as Beans. Not glassed in. Rally Spoiler from S&S. They cut it in half for shipping purposes so its a little extra work but no big deal.

Craig '75 2.0 FHC

Thanks Craig... Did you have to glass it together?

Don
"No More Cars For You"
71 TR6- Perpetual remodel
80 TR7 V8 Kick in the pants

Yes I did Don. Pretty easy. I never fiberglassed before and it turned out well. I used 3 layers of matting about 4 feet wide on the back side and just filled the front.
The fit of the spoiler was not exactly perfect (not due to my putting it back together). The outside edges didn't sit flush with the lower fender (pictured). And the front curved outer edges of the original metal spoiler (if you can call it that) hit the inside of the fiberglass spoiler. That needed a little tweaking.
I made the aluminum brackets that you see in the pics to keep the front edge pushed down and to keep it from vibrating. They are just wedged into the front lip of the fiberglass, and should bend pretty easily if I hit something.
I'm happy with the looks even if its not perfect. I'm sure it could be made to look better but it's good for me. I've gotten alot of compliments on the looks.





Craig '75 2.0 FHC