1970s Plymouth Duster A-body Mopar Go Wing Spoiler New 70s 1970 1971 1972 1973 on 2040-parts.com
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1970s A-Body Mopar Go Wing Spoiler - 1970 Style
We are pleased to bring you this reproduction 70s go wing spoiler. This is the common spoiler found on 1970 cars, however, this spoiler will fit 1970-1974 cars. This spoiler includes the wing blade, two pedastals (feet), set of wing gaskets, wing to spoiler brackets, screws, bolts and pedastal bolts. This kit includes everything that is needed to install to your car. Under decklid brackets are not included. This go wing spoiler features the correct 36" pedastal to pedastal spacing as found on the originals. Very nice quality spoiler and we try to bring it to you at the very best price possible. This isn't the 1971 "Gull Wing" spoiler, this is the 70's style Go Wing Spoiler. |
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