Hoping someone out there can help me out. I finally found an OE LE Spoiler but it didn't come with the 2- Mounting brackets
Thanks everyone
Easy enough to fab, not much to them, other than the creases are at slightly odd angles.
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Easy enough to fab, not much to them, other than the creases are at slightly odd angles.
Yes that's the plan if I cant find someone with these laying around
My aftermarket, fiberglass LE spoiler mounts right to the bumper and the body. Is that no the correct way to mount it?
I'm mounting an OE Spoiler on my 74 LE and there's 2 brackets that mount it up. I will try and add a Pic but if it doesn't work send me a PM with your email and i'll send it to you
Thanks , Wayne
Real LE spoiler brackets are NLA.
Pretty damn sure an "original" mounts right to the bumper and body as well...
I think the brkt itself isnt to complex but the hardware is specific.
You might note on the OE spoiler the hole The "bolt" passes through is square.
The slotted end is the spoiler side & the slot dimension allows the sqr shoulder some fore/aft location.
The carriage bolt fastener shoulder is square to fit through both.
something like this:
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Someone needs to fab these.
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Hey Jeff those 2- in your Pic will work just fine I'll take um
Fair enough, I meant, and I suspect the OP on the topic meant his mounted to bulkhead (and fender) behind the bumper. My overall point of he has a replica LE, chances are it mounts exactly like the OE piece did.
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It doesn't mount to the bumper at all.
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I'll jump into the breach again. I believe pick posted above shows the slotted end mounting to the under body, which seems appropriate as the shorter length from the kink doesn't look long enough for it to clear the bracket cover. Also the suspension side bolt is like twice the size of the spoiler bolt bolt and I'm guessing it wouldn't go through the smaller hole.
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