But the pics in the auction look soooooooooooo good?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!?
94% positive feedback = stay away!!!!!!!
I know that's why I bought them
But the pics in the auction look soooooooooooo good?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!?
94% positive feedback = stay away!!!!!!!
Even the older spoilers fx/ Lauren engineering stage 2 ground effects were good from far, but far from great. Instructions were to tape vehicle, apply body filler where they meet , & push into place to adjust fit. Outer surfaces were very wavy before lots of block sanding & filling.
This is the norm for even many decent fiberglass products. But if you can't make your own from steel, then what other choices are there? But even a not so great fiberglass product can be made much better with good ole bodywork skill. Can still be better than starting from scratch.
U can still find them. I'm purchasing 1 from Dixie Restoration, they have all 3 stages.nope unless you find an old set from lauren engineering hiding somewhere
Do you have a current listing showing them with pricing? Anything made by Lauren Eng. has been discontinued.U can still find them. I'm purchasing 1 from Dixie Restoration, they have all 3 stages.
U can still find them. I'm purchasing 1 from Dixie Restoration, they have all 3 stages.
Who’s catalog are you referring to?I just got the 2019 catalog & all the aftermarket ground effects, spoilers, bumper covers, nose kits & the bolt on hood scoop are gone.The only plastic/'glass left is the MCSS nose, nose deflector/spoiler, rear plate pocket, El Camino/Malibu bumper fillers (except wagon), '82 up header panel, rear plate pocket & filler. It really thinned the body parts section in the catalog.
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