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Spoiler Removal 850

posted by  Waggin in Seattle on  Thu Dec 18 05:45 CST 2003
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Oh no doubt don't get me wrong, I strongly agree with you as far as the spoiler being "stock or equivalent". I added the factory spoiler onto my wagon.

I think what Peterreb was describing is one of those higher double-decker aftermarket spoilers, possibly the big aluminum wing looking thing.

That's why I said "do America a favor and take it off".

But yeah, unless the car is an outright "must have" special one of a kind deal, I would just walk right past it and go on to the next used car lot. Those big aftermarket wings are such a turnoff to me. So much for appreciation value. Others may think differently.

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-Fred, black '00 V70R






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