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Postby Knasty » Sun Mar 13, 2011 9:19 pm

What's a good non stock spoiler I could use on my 78 monza hatchback I plan on hitting up Alot of junkyards tomorrow and was wondering what to look for the guy who owned the car before me had some kind of camaro spoiler on it or something and it didn't look to bad but he wanted back and I never asked what it was so I'm in the dark any ideas
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Re: Spoiler

Postby rickhunter1max » Thu Apr 28, 2011 2:44 pm

I have one but I want its weight in gold for it

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I been going to the SoCal junk yards for many years this is the only one I ever seen. Good hunting
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Re: Spoiler

Postby 77nighthawk » Sun Jul 31, 2011 1:31 am

This place shows they have a fiberglass reproduction of the original monza 3pc spoiler. They list for $169.00.

http://www.showcars-bodyparts.com/monza.html

I don't know how good the quality is, it's the only place I've found on the net that makes them new. If anybody knows more about this company, feel free to chime in.
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Re: Spoiler

Postby rocketride » Sun Jul 31, 2011 10:16 am

Stay away from them. Do a search here and read some of the threads on the subject. Members here aren't the only ones with complaints about Showcars. I did a search and found car board after car board and it's the same thing.

I found these while searching as well.

http://www.ripoffreport.com/car-parts-a ... -c8e8c.htm

http://www.complaintsboard.com/complain ... 10197.html

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Re: Spoiler

Postby spyderblue » Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:57 pm

I can tell you first hand that showcars is a very frustrating place to deal with.
Between unanswered calls, unreturned messages, and repeatedly missed delivery dates, I did manage to get a spoiler center piece from him.He left me standing at the counter for an hour, because he had dropped it and broke the corner off, and was rebuilding it.
I just gave it away at the Monzaque this weekend, I ended up fixing the one I had instead.

Fixing a warped spoiler isn't that difficult or expensive. I used bumper repair kits to fill the low spots, then airfiled it with 40 grit to get it flat.
I can give you more detail on that if you need it. (Warped spoilers are cheap, even free)
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