YOUR RESEARCHCross Post - Taco Wing EOM in Arctic Silver
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Excellent shape Mk1 aero taco wing for sale... repaired and repainted by professional shop. Painted in arctic silver... the blade of the wing was not repainted - it has a couple of really small dings on the trailing edge and a rough spot on the front... extremely subtle and (IMO) not very noticeable... I took pics as best I could... I can provide more if needed. https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1133312
Was asked for pictures before the repair. You can see that aside from the blade flying off - there wasn't much. At the base - before the 'taco' part on the left side there was a crack. Extending to the right of it was a longer crack that was mainly cosmetic. The structural integrity wasn't compromised - but the crack on the lower left side allowed for the 'upright' to move enough for the blade to become a projectile and land in the grass about 20' away. The blade was not repainted - there are a few small dings (mainly on the lower trailing edge). The nice part about a tire wall is that, aside from the bumper cover needing to be pushed out - the tail light was the only casualty. There was no other damage.
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