Alright, I searched the forums and the internet for that matter looking for the right rear deck spoiler for a 2000 STS. I think this car just cries for a low profile, clean, elegant compliment to it's sexy lines. I found a few, but without good pictures it's difficult to choose. Any constructive input welcome.
STS rear spoiler
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Yes I agree I have always wanted a spoiler on my Caddy. It gives that sexy/luxury look tell them that you don't know what your getting into if you want to try me? Get the spoiler there is nothing wrong with luxury & sport.
Thanks ALBUNDY, I aready ordered one online. If I set it on the deck lid and it looks as stupid as the wing I saw in the forum the other day, I'm tossing it!
If it turns out looking the way I hope, I'll post some before and after pictures.
The only decent set of pictures that shows a spoiler on an STS that I could find are here. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2177052
If it turns out looking the way I hope, I'll post some before and after pictures.
The only decent set of pictures that shows a spoiler on an STS that I could find are here. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2177052
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Here is my car with the spoiler.
Don
Don
djKale said:
It's an illusion caused by the upsweep of the beltline at the rear of the quarter panel. It's a good design technique, but I just wanted a little more.
Thanks for your interest/comment!:steering
Got the spoiler in this week. I was less than enthusiastic about it's appearance, but my wife loves it. Since we got the car for her I'm going to get it cleaned up and painted next week, hopefully.
Meantime I started cleaning the trunk up and ready to be sealed. Yes, water in the trunk. Not only did it have the typical weatherstrip issue, there was dirt under the trim, near the wheel well and fuel fill area. Obvious wheel well body seam leak!
Meantime I started cleaning the trunk up and ready to be sealed. Yes, water in the trunk.
Not only did it have the typical weatherstrip issue, there was dirt under the trim, near the wheel well and fuel fill area. Obvious wheel well body seam leak!I finally had a day off that it wasn't raining, so I got some pics of the new painted spoiler. The painter did a really good job matching the 6 year old paint.
I'm going to post some before and after in the gallery.
I'm going to post some before and after in the gallery.