[SCG] front spoiler 66/69

Mark Corbin airvair at earthlink.net
Thu Apr 3 22:53:19 EDT 2008


All,

At this point, I think we need to add the SCG to the list. It certainly wouldn't hurt. I'm attaching the pics and hoping they go thru.

-Mark


----- Original Message ----- 
From: The Vair Shop 
To: Kent Sullivan;Paul & Sandy Steinberg;Duane Wentlandt;Bill Hubbell
Cc: Stan East; Mark Corbin; Mike McKeel; Duanne Luckow; Mark Ellis
Sent: 4/3/2008 5:22:41 PM 
Subject: Re: front spoiler 66/69


hi guys
 mark did you say wanted to head up the research on this?  it's been a month now, i haven't heard anything other than the few responses i got when i first posted this. cal would like to proceed.
lc
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Kent Sullivan 
To: Paul & Sandy Steinberg ; Duane Wentlandt ; Bill Hubbell 
Cc: Stan East ; Mark Corbin ; Mike McKeel ; Duanne Luckow ; 'Larry Claypool' ; 'Mark Ellis' 
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 1:28 PM
Subject: FW: front spoiler 66/69


Paul and Duane, maybe you can help? Bill, FYI…
 
Should we throw this out to the entire SCG list?
 
--Kent
 
From: The Vair Shop [mailto:vairshop at sbcglobal.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 8:09 AM
To: Kent Sullivan; 'Stan East'; 'Mark Corbin'; 'Mike McKeel'; 'Duanne Luckow'
Cc: 'Mark Ellis'
Subject: front spoiler 66/69
 
hi all
     cal clark contacted me regarding the front stock valance , or spoiler if you prefer, on the 66/up cars. he is going to look into reproducing them, but wants to get it 'right' the first time around (unlike the deck lid insulation).
he does have a nos piece to work with, however this nos piece and the ones on some cars are not all the same. 
     there appear to be 2 different textures on the outer face of the valance- one is a grain that is pretty pronounced like that of the grain on the 60/64 monza seat vinyl.  the other grain is not as pronounced, being more like the pattern on 65/67 monza/corsa seat vinyl. 
     the other difference is the way the bottom of the valance is molded- one style has a simple lazy L shape towards the rear of the car, the other style has the bottom of the valance shaped in a slight offset that does not go towars the rear, but instead  downward. 
i had 2 examples in the shop today. 
picture 902 is a valance i had on the shelf; year unknown; it has the offset bottom and the shallow texture. 
picture 906 is on a 66 monza, but i don't know the car's history to verify it is original to that car. this one has the lazy L shape and the deep texture.
 
 so that brings up 2 questions. 
1.  what years used which style? 
2. does the texture change go hand in hand with the shape differences , or could there be combinations of texture and shape?
 
i think this something that the SCG could help determine.  
anyone willing to take charge of an investingation?
 
once we make a conclusion, i will post cal with our findings. he does not need to be posted on all of our investigation process. 
best regards
lc
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