In order for it to look right it would without a doubt take a lot of fabrication not only from the back side but also on the sides. My body shop would have to find a way to smooth out the sides of the spoiler that would transition smoothly and evenly with the trunk lines. Definitely not practical, but very unique. I'll throw around some ideas with my buddy to see what he says since I am probably going to respray the front end and see what we come up with, and see if its even worth a shot.

 

I do really like the cleanliness of the integrated look, at least the MS Paint version of it. Plus it would be nice not to have to pick out pine needles out of the gaps every couple of days.


I'd be curious to hear what he has to say.

 

I was just going to say that , The OP has seen mine in person, I vote AK.

 

For $200!

Get a can of Plasti Dip for $6 and BOOM!

 

Two completely different styles of spoilers. Plus not everyone likes using plasti dip, imo it usually looks cheap.

 

I should have the spoiler by the end of this week. I'll take some pics of it when it arrives. I won't be installing it for a little while though. Maybe April. I'm going to be ordering my suspension soon and maybe headers & UR pulleys, then a tune. Need to get ready for this spring.

 

Yours matches your rear valence well. I do like the style. I want everything factory colored on my car though. I won't be able to keep it a sleeper much longer, but it's still a total sleeper with my tiny 17's on it.