This piece is trashed up in a way it would fit my car with some black paint... and I like the looks with just center section. looks much like german Ford Capri MK3If anyone is in need of a center section for a rear spoiler, send me a PM. I no longer need this one. It also has a broken stud repaired and a couple of others beefed up with epoxy.
Yes, picked up a used one with no damage.Get yourself a new one?
The repaired center section is headed to a good home. I have another used OEM center section that is in very good condition that I have fitted to the car.If anyone is in need of a center section for a rear spoiler, send me a PM. I no longer need this one. It also has a broken stud repaired and a couple of others beefed up with epoxy.
I paid an upholstery guy in Georgia to replace the carpet and he used a nail gun with small 1/2" long nails to hold the carpet down. There are a couple dozen nail holes I have to weld up and some of the old sound deadener needed to be removed first.... There's a little more left to remove behind the pedals, then I can start welding up the nail holes.
My thoughts exactly. I think the carpet was off a roll and he just gathered it in the corners and shot a nail through it. Who needs molded carpet when you can just pin it in place with nails?Nailing in carpet, that's a new one straight out the back woods. Why oh why would it needed fastened down by anything and if so, why not glue?
No, this was an upholstery guy in Georgia in the 1980's. PO was PHD Leasing in California. We are the second owner and bought the car in 1978 when it was 2 years old.Dayum.
PO must have been a carpenter.
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