This is a great new item, we got tired of the old ill fitting mold from Mitcom. Here are some pictures see the particulars in the member vendor section:Click to view attachment Click to view attachmentClick to view attachment

Hey George,

Does this spoiler have PORSCHE lettering across the rear?
Thx for a reply...

Ken

Nice item. I just wish rear spoilers didn't look so ugly on 914s!

I really like the new spoiler. Would Auto Atlanta like to donate one of the old ill fitting ones to my 24 hours of LeMons car?

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We probably have one of those old used ones back in the five thousand square foot natural parts shed. Please come by and help yourself

What! they look great!

What's the best method for attaching these? I have a friend that wants one of these for his car.

Thanks,
Graham

screws through the rear deck lid. The spoilers are great for a 914 with rust bubbles in the rear lid! Covers them PERFECTLY. With a good deck lid, wide double faced automotive exterior trim tape will stick it nicely

Hi Ken. No it is plain. I do not know what happened to the Mitcom mold with the "porsche" on it. It did not come in the many boxes when we bought their molds and inventory.

Maybe they were worried about the porsche lawyers.

This one is not the old fiberglass one that would rub the paint off the fenders at each end is it? I have two of the old type sitting in my garage with no place to go.

Dave

Joe, I have one in my garage if you or a buddy would like to come pick it up in Agoura or Santa Monica. I'm too lazy to ship something that bulky and non-valuable...

good point. No it is not, it slightly clears the fenders

LOL, when I bought my current 914 it had the giant P O R S C H E lettering on the spoiler, rear reflector, and rockers, PLUS the stock letters on the engine grille. Total overload especially for a NARP. Needless to say I removed all that. Now I just have the 356 wheel hub crest in the rear trunk lock position similar to some of the GT's.