I didn’t choose not to use them because my car never came with them and IMO I think that engineer change is dumb as $hit. Leave them off or you will dent the qtr panel.
70 rear spoiler
- Thread starter Don diego
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I disagree. Your research is incorrect. A pole will tell you. I know many Norwood Z’s including mine that never had that silly rubber bumper. Mines a Canadian shipped car so maybe cars shipped to the USA got them after girls were caught sitting on the rear spoilers.
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jbloake
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Should you have put seam sealer in there ?
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Gee Mark, the research was based on many unrestored cars. Unfortunately, your car has been restored, so it does not qualify as a reliable data point. I've learned to "never say never", but one or a few outliers does not indicate a trend.
Don diego
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I know, my life is full of I should of.
I purchased my car from the original owner in 1981. The only restoration on it was body/paint and there was never a bump stop on the car or a screw hole for one.
I believe it was 1972 when the original owner drove the car to FL. 2nd pic is from 2 yrs ago.
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xten
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Mine had them on it when I bought it. First time I opened the trunk I noticed a round mark from the snubbers on top of the quarters. I left them off when I repainted it.
Exactly Phil...and thank you. I believe a lot of people did that for the same reasons which is why restored cars are not data points unless there is photo evidence pre-restoration.
Mitch_Z
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From a folder labeled Jacks 70 survivor.
camarochevy1970
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my 70 norwood car had them, I left them off after it got repainted
