NEW 70-72 Front Spoiler by RANDY

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  1. 7D2 Grabber

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    How did you mount it, my comet valance has different mounting points than what my spoiler has
     
  2. dspr

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    Mine fit bolt-on in the stock holes.
    I just had to bend it a little on the pass corner. I suspect my valance is a little bit crooked :p

    I wasn't even aware there were stock holes there, I believed I had to drill and make everything myself :)
     
  3. mavgrab302

    mavgrab302 MCCI Florida State Rep

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    I like the pro tour spoiler the best, I like the way it lines up with the comet grill too....
     
  4. dspr

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    I wasn't originally too keen on the slant in the middle, but I have to say it looks waaay better in person! No regrets on ordering it :)
     
  5. 71Mavrk

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    Really??

    A foole and his money is soone parted.
    [1587 J. Bridges Defence of Government in Church of England xv. 1294]

    Micah
     
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    got some more pics? still debating on whether to order this or to keep the shelby spoiler...
     
  7. dspr

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    Took a few, but most came out looking like crap because of the flash on the camera.. This one looks a little better though:
    [​IMG]
     
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    Looks great. Just like the one I had on my Mav.
     
  9. spoilersbyrandy

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    Anyone have pictures of their car with my spoilers installed. Thanks, Randy
     
  10. olerodder

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    Had it on the car (picture of it earlier) but I can't get it on the trailer with it on.............and the tow straps get in the way.
    I'm going to figure out a way to maybe use a type of Dzus fastenersn.
     
  11. rayzorsharp

    rayzorsharp I "AM" a Maverick!

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    I had to use ramp extenders when loading my Maverick on the trailer. It also will help if you lower your trailer jack and jack up the front of the trailer a few inches. It was always close but never scraped.
     
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    Thanks Ray, I do raise the tongue but don't have room in the driveway to hook-up the trailer/pickup and use extenders plus the tie down straps would never clear the spoiler.
    I also never drive the car on of off the trailer because the headers hang so low if I'm in the seat they will not clear the trailer................my winch
    does the work without burning the $14 gallon fuel.
     

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  13. Lzoesch

    Lzoesch Levi Zoesch

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    Will these fit any and all ford maverick/comet 2dr/4dr front valance? I have a 70 2dr one, but goign to be getting a 4dr one that is in perfect condition.
     
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    Didn't fit my Comet valence.
     
  15. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Why not? The valance is the same as a Maverick. :hmmm:
     

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