Late Coupe spoiler, was: FC spoiler, was: <VV> Tire Pres

[airvair]

The "valance panel" (as GM calls it) for a '66-9 can be bolted right on
a '65. You just have to drill the holes for the screws. For a more
agressive spoiler, try a Camaro spoiler or get a Corsa Enterprises
spoiler (available from one of the vendors - I forget whom, at the
moment).

The S-10 will fit the FC but not (to my knowledge) a Corvair car.

-Mark

"Henri van Wandelen, Jr." wrote:
> 
> Sorry, Group, but I've misplaced my notes from last year's Spoiler
> Thread.
> 
> What spoiler would I use for a '65 Monza coupe?  I could, er, "borrow"
> a '66 stock chin spoiler but I'd like something just a bit more
> aggressive.
> 
> Should I use an S10 spoiler or do we have a better idea?
> 
> Thanks,
> Henri van Wandelen, Jr.  "Looking forward to better highway manners"
> 
> -- airvair <airvair@richnet.net> wrote:
> > Easier to just use an S10 spoiler. Looks great, and is cheaper than
> > your
> > labor cost to make one. Unless, of course, you simply LOVE to work
> > cheaply.
> >
> > -Mark
> >
> > "Thomas L. Gwyther" wrote:
> > >
> > > Yes, I am planning on putting a spoiler on the front of my rampy,
> > too.
> > >
> > > I am thinking about making one out of steel that mounts to the
> > bumper
> > > brackets, (I am a designer at a steel fab shop).
> 
> 
> 
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