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Hi everyone. I'm looking to purchase a rear spoiler and was curious if anyone has any experience with reproduction wings found on eBay? This is the wing I'm mostly interested in:
looks like it's a one piece tail and decklid. If you Put your stock decklid back on, how will that hurt cars value?
https://www.carid.com/duraflex/gt-3-style-fiberglass-rear-wing-spoiler-unpainted-mpn-103751.html?view=123514&gclid=CjwKCAiA35rxBRAWEiwADqB37y8o2O51WIknMwdFzO jP8Ad4sRBjEtE24P9Svx7AY_6S4AfYzrK8nxoC1j0QAvD_BwE
The cheapest of these e-bay specials are one solid piece plastic and do not have the adjustable wing element. If I were buying a knockoff, I'd at least take a look at the Getty kit which keeps the adjustable wing element:
http://gettydesign.com/996tailbases/...-and-spoilers/
(First item on this page. Mk2 wing is about halfway down.)
I have been looking for a complete OEM kit off of a wrecked car and they are not easy to find. I'm kicking myself in the *** for not buying a partial kit off of a wrecked GT3 for $7500. I would have only needed the front bumper at that point but the reason I didn't pull the trigger is because that is essentially where I'm at now - only my kit right now is a knockoff. (I didn't buy it, PO did...) $7500 for essentially the same looking car was not something I could stomach then, but every time I tap on my single-piece hollow POS knock off e-Bay special wing I regret not buying the real kit even more.
Be very careful looking for OEM kits because I have been digging for a while and lots of people say they have them - but in my experience people generally do not know what they have. The price will be your first clue as to whether it's real or not. Factory-stamped part numbers is the second.
