Red360
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Could any one post a pic of their rear deck lid spoiler...showing the inside mounting bracket? Thanks
Rear Deck Lid Spoiler
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OldVart
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What type and year of car do you need to see?
Red360
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Oop's, good point. I would like to install a spoiler on my 1972 Dodge Dart. I know there is template out there, I was just curious what it looks like under the deck lid. Thanks in advance!
Funny you should ask...
My son and I will be installing a 70-style Go-wing this weekend on his '74 Dart Sport. I got it for him last Christmas, but we haven't had time to mess with it until now. I bought it from Dante's Mopar Parts on the web.
When we started looking at how to install it, I determined that the wrong under-deck lid brackets and mounting instructions were included. They sent stuff for a '70 Dart (squared-off deck lid) not a Dart Sport (fastback style). The measurements were way off and the brackets were shaped wrong.
I have to say, if you have never seen the under-deck brackets in place, it won't make sense when you see them. For them to work correctly, you have to cut some sheet metal off the bottom skin of the deck lid (just enough for the bracket to recess). We got to see a 340 Duster with the same spoiler just a couple of weeks ago. Then it all became clear how it works.
I took a couple of pictures, but they are at my office. I'll try to post them Monday, unless someone else beats me to it.
Jerry
My son and I will be installing a 70-style Go-wing this weekend on his '74 Dart Sport. I got it for him last Christmas, but we haven't had time to mess with it until now. I bought it from Dante's Mopar Parts on the web.
When we started looking at how to install it, I determined that the wrong under-deck lid brackets and mounting instructions were included. They sent stuff for a '70 Dart (squared-off deck lid) not a Dart Sport (fastback style). The measurements were way off and the brackets were shaped wrong.
I have to say, if you have never seen the under-deck brackets in place, it won't make sense when you see them. For them to work correctly, you have to cut some sheet metal off the bottom skin of the deck lid (just enough for the bracket to recess). We got to see a 340 Duster with the same spoiler just a couple of weeks ago. Then it all became clear how it works.
I took a couple of pictures, but they are at my office. I'll try to post them Monday, unless someone else beats me to it.
Jerry
Red360
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Thanks Jerry,
I can't wait!!!!!
I can't wait!!!!!
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