FS: Authentic Spoon CF duckbill spoiler (GD3)
FS: Authentic Spoon CF duckbill spoiler (GD3)
Can't believe I am actually doing this, but the time has come to begin parting out my Fit. I'm starting with my authentic Spoon spoiler. I purchased it brand new from Nengun for $400 plus shipping back in 2008. The top did fade a bit over the last 5 years, however I recently had the entire piece professionally re-cleared. Anyways, here are the pics:
Selling for $325 plus shipping. Thanks for looking
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***EDIT***
I do not have the template to mount the wing
Will ship to the lower 48 at buyer's expense
Will also come with hardware to install (2 washers and 2 nuts)
Selling for $325 plus shipping. Thanks for looking
Also, check back for more items!***EDIT***
I do not have the template to mount the wing
Will ship to the lower 48 at buyer's expense
Will also come with hardware to install (2 washers and 2 nuts)
Last edited by avocado123; Jun 18, 2013 at 12:38 PM. Reason: Forgot a couple of things
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do you have the blue prints (i know that is not the correct word but it is not coming to me right now) to mark and where to drill on the fit in order to attach the spoiler on the fit?
how much to ship it to T3R1C7 that is in calgary canada
how much to ship it to T3R1C7 that is in calgary canada
I believe the word you're looking for is "template"? Unfortunately I don't. Also, I forgot to mention in the first post that I'm only looking to ship to the lower 48 only, sorry. I edited the first post to reflect the changes.
There are 3 screws on this wing. What I did was lined up the middle screw where the OEM one mounted, then "lightly scuffed" (for lack of a better term) where this one mounted and used those scuff marks as reference points as to where to drill. Personally I wasn't too concerened about the scuff marks because that same night I had my roof vinyl wrapped in black (as you can see in my sig pic).
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There are 3 screws on this wing. What I did was lined up the middle screw where the OEM one mounted, then "lightly scuffed" (for lack of a better term) where this one mounted and used those scuff marks as reference points as to where to drill. Personally I wasn't too concerened about the scuff marks because that same night I had my roof vinyl wrapped in black (as you can see in my sig pic).
hmmmm, you got me tempted
uhhhhhhhhh
Would've bought this off ya if this was for sale few weeks back.
Tough & awesome wing/duckbill to have... HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO BUYERS!
Still for sale. I do not believe neither the Spoon nor the replicas come with any sort of badge, embossment, etc. to differentiate them (if anyone is 100% certain on the matter please chime in). I've heard the carbon fiber weave on the Spoon is pretty much flawless, where as the replicas tend to have a few more imperfections.
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Last edited by avocado123; Jul 15, 2013 at 05:09 PM.
What I did to mount my spoiler was I put masking tape down at where about the mounting points would be. That allowed me to use a marker to make marks where I needed to drill. Then I measured half a million times to make sure I was right, crossed my fingers and started drilling the holes.
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What I did to mount my spoiler was I put masking tape down at where about the mounting points would be. That allowed me to use a marker to make marks where I needed to drill. Then I measured half a million times to make sure I was right, crossed my fingers and started drilling the holes.
avocado, sent you a message.
