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Okay, while dodging bullets and other debri last month in Iraq I decided it was worth it to buy a 69 TA spoiler for my 68 if I ever got home. I want to rid myself of the standard Camaro spoiler. Now I'm home, so who has a 68 with a 69 TA spoiler? Where did you get it and were there any problems mounting? I know it'll cost 3-4 hundred bucks. You only live once. Pictures would be greatly appreciated. :p
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Take a look at the FB section in the PY forum. This has been discussed in the last week. There is also a car on ebay at the moment that has one installed.
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Nash,
The '69 TA spoiler will not fit on a '68. I think Year One sells a TA style spoiler that will fit the '67-'68 Firebird.
BTW - good to have you back home safe and sound. Thanks for the hard work.
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hey if your lookin to sell the camaro spoiler let me know [email protected]
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"1969 Trans Am rear pedestal wing spoiler. While these spoilers were never used on 1967-68 Firebirds, they make an attractive addition". Just saw that in the Year One catalog. Their price is $270 (FT715)
Jim
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Ames carrys one also....265.00 p/n FL550K
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Welcome back Nash..
There is a 67-68 bird for sale around here and it has a t/a spoiler on it. Ill try and stop by today and get a picture of it. Ill post it for you. If you do decide on the t/a spoiler Id be interested in the spoiler you have if you decided to sell it.
Again welcome home, Joe
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Here is a couple of pics of the one on ebay. It is a "67. ![[Linked Image]](http://i7.ebayimg.com/01/i/02/8f/c8/4d_1.JPG) ![[Linked Image]](http://i12.ebayimg.com/02/i/02/8f/79/45_1.JPG) Kel 
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Its the same as I put on a couple of Volvo 740`s in early-mid 80`s...bought at neighboring Pontiac dealership, fits the 740 trunk excactly...
I think this is not a 69 T/A spoiler, its a "late" model w the built in 3rd brake light...(unless he added the brake light)
Nash , you could do the same...get an 80`s spoiler...just take the measurements...and compare...its prob. cheaper than the 69 anyway, sorry , cannot remember what I paid for the ones in the 80`s...but they were not expensive...(whatever 'expensive' means)
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Welcome back Nash.
That is most likely an aftermarket 67-68 TA Spoiler with an added brake light.
Terry Ritter who lists a lot in the FS section here caries these repro/aftermarket spoilers specifically made to fit the 67-68. He may even have one listed on e-bay right now.
Drew
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