Rear Deck Lid Spoiler
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Rear Deck Lid Spoiler
Hey Guys--
I'm going to put a rear deck lid spoiler on my newly-acquired 2000 SE. I seem to be one of the few Bonneville'* running around without one. I have found one on eBay that they paint to match with excellent feedback for $149 + $26 shipping. Seems a little steep. Perhaps not.
I'm having trouble finding used. If I could find a used one, do you think it would be much cheaper than the new eBay spoiler once a body shop painted it for me (assuming it will need to be painted)? Of course if I can find a used white one, that would be excellent.
Thanks for your input.
--Mark
I'm going to put a rear deck lid spoiler on my newly-acquired 2000 SE. I seem to be one of the few Bonneville'* running around without one. I have found one on eBay that they paint to match with excellent feedback for $149 + $26 shipping. Seems a little steep. Perhaps not.
I'm having trouble finding used. If I could find a used one, do you think it would be much cheaper than the new eBay spoiler once a body shop painted it for me (assuming it will need to be painted)? Of course if I can find a used white one, that would be excellent.
Thanks for your input.
--Mark
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Works for me. Thanks guys.
Here'* the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Bonne...spagenameZWD1V
--Mark
Here'* the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Bonne...spagenameZWD1V
--Mark
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sweet! I finally found a spoiler for cheap I can buy.. thanks for the link!
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Looks like a good buy to me, honestly. The only other expense you need to budget for is a shop to mount it for you, or if you're comfortable with doing it yourself, that'll save you even more money. I'd jump all over that if I were you..
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Looks like a good buy to me, honestly. The only other expense you need to budget for is a shop to mount it for you, or if you're comfortable with doing it yourself, that'll save you even more money. I'd jump all over that if I were you..
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If it'* like the 92-99, it'* a snap. The drill locations are very obvious. Just use a little bead of silicone sealer around each hole before you set it down to prevent water leaks in the trunk, unless it comes with the rubber gaskets for each stud.
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Yep. Glad I could help. It was down in the eBay Stores section of the search results and I had overlooked it a couple of times.
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Originally Posted by Gumball
Please be sure to give us before and after pics.
we do have other members with 2000+ without spoilers.
we do have other members with 2000+ without spoilers.
...not for long, ebay was good to me
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
Originally Posted by Gumball
Please be sure to give us before and after pics.
we do have other members with 2000+ without spoilers.
we do have other members with 2000+ without spoilers.
...not for long, ebay was good to me
how did he know I was talking about him.
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