The Molded Wald Spoiler Club. How many of us are there?
01-04-12, 07:46 AM
#31
Marino posted this on the first page which shows a great example as to why we chose to raise the quarters, having that body line meet the spoiler perfectly rounded, so the spoiler looks like it does belong on the car, not something that was just added on.
01-04-12, 01:07 PM
#36
I would probably pm the other members here. I bought a rep wald and molded mine myself. Cost of paint and materials + the spoiler was a little under 500. I'm sure Sffd103 paid more than all the other guys that paid to get theirs done since he had his quarters raised.
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01-04-12, 02:32 PM
#42
Get a shot at an angle like me and Sffd103. You mentioned that they did something so you didnt have a drop without raising your quarters? I assume shaving the spoiler as well? the only problem with that is like how HyperMKIV posted and the body line on the quarter still didnt match the spoiler. But yours seems like it does at least from this angle
01-04-12, 05:16 PM
#44
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As to my previous post.
also had the
- Vertex rep rear & front
- front bumper repainted
- passenger side door repaired
- wald rep spoiler molded and painted
All for a grand total of $900...
also had the
- Vertex rep rear & front
- front bumper repainted
- passenger side door repaired
- wald rep spoiler molded and painted
All for a grand total of $900...