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Is there any trick to installing a spoiler on a 67 Firebird?

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Old 07-19-2012, 06:27 PM
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I do not have a template to drill the holes. Is there any trick to installing this?

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Camaro style or Trans am style?
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Camaro style or Trans am style?
The OEM piece for the firebird, one piece type
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If it is the Trans am pedestool style I can send pics / dimensions on mine. If it is the Camaro lip style then I can't really help. I didn't think Pontiac offered one in 67
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If there are threaded studs on the bottom of the spoiler, take a piece of cardboard (or tape pieces together) that will cover the bottom of the spoiler. Press the cardboard into the studs, and you'll have yourself a pattern.
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Originally Posted by y2k_ta
If there are threaded studs on the bottom of the spoiler, take a piece of cardboard (or tape pieces together) that will cover the bottom of the spoiler. Press the cardboard into the studs, and you'll have yourself a pattern.
Thanks for the tip
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Originally Posted by mrrman
Thanks for the tip
No problem at all! Let us know how it goes.



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