Rear Deck Lid Spoiler
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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
sweet! I finally found a spoiler for cheap I can buy.. thanks for the link!
J/K
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..
J/K
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..
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.
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
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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