I have one of the ford ones NIB..
never got around to installing it.
Bruce
never got around to installing it.
Bruce
Front chin spoiler
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Matts440
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Here side picture of the ranger one I installed on my 67. Fit pretty good just tucked the side on inside lip of the fenders and made some brackets to help hold it. Mounted mine to the fender brace bar location and the hood latch mount.
440outlawdart
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I was thinking about putting a spoiler on the front of the 70 dart like the old dc one,wondering how it would look,where does everyone gets theres at
dartindanno
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Spoilers by Randy, perfect fit.
spoilers by Randy
famous bob
mopar misfit
Are the camaro spoilers made of foam or solid plastic ? I would want to round the corners for use on my 68 fastback .
Actually, chin spoilers are corner spoilers and not a front air deflector spoiler. Ddaddy put a full spoiler on his Dart. Here's a link:Awesome A-body air dam for under $30!
They’re just a single layer of ABS plastic. They have a lip around the edge but they’re not solid, so if you tried to round the corners you’d lose the lip around the edge.
I have the metal one from Spoilers by Randy. The brackets he included with the spoiler were useless so I fabricated some that attached to the lower core support. I didn't want the spoiler bending under the car at 130 mph in the lights.
That's a good point. On mine I have an internally threaded tube with 1/4" heims that goes from the center of the spoiler back to the lower radiator supports. I keep meaning to make some for the ends, although I think I'd have to go back further to keep the angles from being to severe. Just being bolted to the valance definitely won't be enough at much more than freeway speeds.
BVoelzke
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I would like one for my 92 D150, Randy doesn't have anything close, anybody know who makes one? or one that can be adapted?
DrillNFill
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Sorry to resurrect a necro-thread, but after seeing the photos in this thread and the ones from Randy's webpage (like the photo posted below), I think I really want one for my '70 Dart also. Is "Spoilers by Randy" still doing business with all that's going on in the world? And what exactly do they attach to down there? Thanks =)
looks like still up and running
https://www.spoilersbyrandy.com/
https://www.spoilersbyrandy.com/
dartindanno
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I have the Plum Crazy Dart in the ad and I can say it's a great piece, made of lightweight metal and attached in minutes
I have a spoiler that I bought to use in my 69 and never did.
it’s yours if you want it.
just have to pay shipping.
bruce
it’s yours if you want it.
just have to pay shipping.
bruce
DrillNFill
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Wow that's super generous of you, but I doubt I have the skills to mate a Ranger spoiler to my '70 Dart front end with the valence out in front. My skill level requires simple bolt ons at his point haha. But thank you for your kind offer I appreciate it
famous bob
mopar misfit
interested , got any pics, might save some wasted shipping and effort-----------
sorry man..up to my @$$ in alligators..
I will try to take it our of the box and get some pics this weekend.
Bruce
famous bob
mopar misfit
lol, got a kick out of ''up to my *** in allig
lol up to my as in alligators'', never heard that one before , not sure what it means . still lol !
DrillNFill
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Finally had some time to attach the new front spoiler I ordered back in May, all metal fabbed up by "Spoilers by Randy". It looks good and was easy enough to attach that a simpleton like myself could do it. 
I usually dont veer far from "stock" but I think it looks neat
I usually dont veer far from "stock" but I think it looks neat -
