rear spoiler moulding

norway_triumph · Post by **norway_triumph** » Sun Aug 24, 2008 5:27 pm

some of you may remember the aussi car on ebay a few months ago. The car featured a rear spoiler (coupe). As the car didn't sell i bought the rear spoiler from the chap. It is in a rough state and will require some repairs. Since i know there are a few people looking for such a spoiler i could lend it to the clubs if there is interest for making a mould off it. i'm coming ti beaulie in 3 weeks and could bring it. My inteded project for it is still years away from beiing started so no rush on returning it. i could pick it up when i'm in the uk. All i ask is that the spoiler is returned in not a worse state than it is at the moment

The General · Post by **The General** » Sun Aug 24, 2008 8:26 pm

would be interested in one for the general jan

Post by **MarinaCoupe** » Sun Aug 24, 2008 8:50 pm

Hi Jan,

Is it fibre-glass or ally?

Can't meet you at Beaulieu, as I am flying out on holiday v early on the 13th, when do you get into the UK and where?

norway_triumph · Post by **norway_triumph** » Mon Aug 25, 2008 7:04 am

its fibre glass, and have had some repaires already.
if making a mould i would suggest trial ftting it before making a mould.
Ray - o'm not making the mould myself - just offering it so interested can borrow it if enough interest.

I'm coming to stansted 12/09 evening and driving down to beaulie. returning on the 15/09 evening.
I'm travelling with a group so not easy to drive around , but will be at beaulie all day(s)

dazza2623 · Post by **dazza2623** » Sun Aug 31, 2008 11:49 am

The spoiler is off a Torana.I hope you didn't pay more than 5 bucks for it,that is butchered.Does any one have a genuine ST rear spoiler that could be copied?I have 2 front ones that I am going to make a mould of 1 for the morris,the other 1 I will alter to suit the Leyland front.Does anyone have the little diffuser over the rear window for the Coupes?I have looked at some of the SAAB rear spoilers & think they would be a better match & easier to work with.