Needing a front spoiler

[shmoov69]

Ok, I broke my spoiler pulling the car off a trailer after it broke at the track. I used to have a semi flexable plastic one that I got about 15-20 years ago. But when I stuffed it on a curb at about 80 a few years ago, it trashed that one. Then i got one from year one and it was a hard plastic and I have never been happy with it. So the question is, where can I get a Semi "flexable" one like I had years ago? Any other ideas? The car sits waaaay too low for a fancy adjustable or CF one.

[68sixspeed]

I recall 2 spoilers available thru the aftermarket, the rigid and a more flexible unit. (one is factory correct, I don't recall which) Rick's shows this as flexible fora 69...

http://www.rickscamaros.com/product.asp?pf_id=SB-4&dept_id=3350

-Dan

[CliffS]

The last two oem spoilers I ordered from Classic were hard plastic (yes it happens to more of us).
Try this one:

http://www.pro-spoilers.com/store.html

[shmoov69]

That may be the one I am looking for Dan.
Cliff, I would have that thing wadded up in no time! LOL!

Thanks Guys!

[TonyHuntimer]

I heard that some of the front spoilers were brittle. I'm glad I don't have one. I bought my flexible one from Jim Dyers Custom Classics out at Pleasanton about 8 years ago. Flexible is a must with my car. It's kind of low. Those aluminum spoilers look cool, especially the one with the ducts built in, but I'd trash one in the first week. My car is a daily driver and about 25% of the curbs I park at are a tad too high. :)