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Old 02-16-2003, 12:30 PM
harshslinky harshslinky is offline
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I just recently purchased 2- 1970 GTO's to restore. One of them had a 69 spoiler on it, I removed it intending to sell it. Once removed i notice that the bolt that holds the mount to the spoiler was broken and is not long enough to attach the nut. It looks like the bolt is attached to the spoiler. Can this bolt be removed and replaced? Should i even bother and just sell, as is? I'm sure if i sold it broken it would decrease it's value quite a bit. Does anyone have a 70 spoiler that needs some work they want to trade for?HEHE

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Old 02-16-2003, 12:30 PM
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I just recently purchased 2- 1970 GTO's to restore. One of them had a 69 spoiler on it, I removed it intending to sell it. Once removed i notice that the bolt that holds the mount to the spoiler was broken and is not long enough to attach the nut. It looks like the bolt is attached to the spoiler. Can this bolt be removed and replaced? Should i even bother and just sell, as is? I'm sure if i sold it broken it would decrease it's value quite a bit. Does anyone have a 70 spoiler that needs some work they want to trade for?HEHE

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Old 02-17-2003, 04:22 AM
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The bolt can be replaced . Or you can sell it as is , just let the buyer know the condition .

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