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Old 07-24-2019, 08:19 AM
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Well, I couldn't stand it anymore. Using the method outlined here several times, I located the drilling points and fitted the rear spoiler. Fortunately, I already had the correct short end caps from a 1972 Formula I found in a salvage yard 25 years ago. The center spoiler is a $25 Ebay special, which is damage free other than the crappy peeling white paint. The fit is very good. Now to pull them back off to be sanded, and refinished. Another step is to adjust the tension on the rods so the trunk stays up on its own.





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