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When you pull off the camro wing you'll probably find the holes for a template, I transferred mine to the new trunk lid (Which btw was the best fitting repop part I got to work with) with blue painters tape. The old lid was trash because it looked like they used a torch to make the spoiler holes. Know it hangs on the garage wall showing off the original black paint and jack and spare instructions!
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Last edited by daves57; 01-01-2010 at 06:19 PM. |
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I intentionally put on the front and rear spoilers on my Firebird. When I decided to go vintage racing, I wanted the clean air up front and the rear downforce of the rear. It looks aggressive and is functional. I detest Chevy's in Pontiacs but the spoilers look and work well.
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