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I think i may have posted this before under a different name... i cant remember... but i put the spoiler on about a year and a half ago.....



dark shot after a little bit of bondo


and when i was working on a roof the other day i had to take this shot...



Ive owned the car for around 5 years now... so it's slowly coming along.

looks good gives the wagon, What i would say a finishing touch the rear end always seemed empty to me.

Ive got one from a 96 outback if someone wants to pick it up and do this.

What did you use to secure yours to your wagon? I have one for my wagon, but Im not sure what I should use to secure it. That, and my wagon is white and the spoiler is green... so i gotta paint it first.

I used a countersink bit to predrill the holes in the wing, it's fiberglass so you have to be very careful not to go completely threw. then i used some self tapping fine thread screws that look like sheetrock screws, 2 on each side...

then bondo work sand & paint.

i used 2 screws on each side and it holds up fine.

on the top inside spots there will be a gap between the wing and the top of the hatch, i just filled it in with bondo as well... worked out fine. just dont let idiots stand on your bumper and hold onto your wing when they expect you to drive forward... that didn't work out too well, ended up cracking the bondo...

overall it looks awsome.

Do you know if its from a raised-roof (outback) or a GT wagon?

i don't remember, i bought it from someone a long time ago. it might have been an outback.

beatersubi wrote:Do you know if its from a raised-roof (outback) or a GT wagon?

they are the same