This spoiler made in Paint program.. Whatcha think?

[68MustangCoupe]

The car doesn't belong to me but it is close to what I have in myhead of what I want to make... NOW spoilers for these cars are kind of nill... I was curious, how would you all rate this one * drew in paint* The other spoilers available are the Ducktail~400$ the Fiberglass 69~300$ and the plastic 69~120$ So I make my own!!! Somehow... for wide body fenders... Whatcha think? Thanks!

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[jonward786]

meh... its a little overkill imo

[MonsterBilly]

BBOOOOOO!

Dont like the fender flares either. They were great in 1978 though.

[latamud]

I like the flares but the wheels and tire size doesn't warrant them. Looks like you're running 8" wheels with 4" backspacing which would be good for a 1" flare. You could run 10" - 11" wheels with those flares. I put 17x9s on my car and still didn't need flares that big.

[zmetalmilitia]

Only on a mach.......

[83gtragtop]

You've already done too much. Just my opinion.

[BA Mustang]

Originally Posted by 83gtragtop

You've already done too much. Just my opinion.

^ This

[tx65coupe]

The car looks nice, but a rear spoiler on a 65-68 coupe just does not look right. Sorry to say it but would just look like extra crap stuck on it.

[nassaubayman]

If you're going to make your own, you might want to consider a spoiler off of an 00-04 model. I saw one at the MCOH show this year. I think the guy had to cut a section out of the middle of the spoiler in order for it to fit onto his '67 convertible. It wasn't my cup of tea, but I thought it looked better than the spoiler you're considering.

Tonight I'll check to see if I took a picture of that car.

[Starfury]

That's a wing, not a spoiler, and it should not be on a 65-68.