Rear Spoiler Feeler

**Hemissary** · 11-10-2008, 02:13 PM

Some of you are aware I built a rear spoiler for my magnum, the interest shown by folks wanting one has not seemed to wear off;

The amount of interest in owning one has not diminished! If I built a negative mold(s) of precisely this spoiler, here is what I could see offering:

1) The mold would produce a one-piece unit comprised of the top compound curve and the back. One would then mount this piece onto your existing spoiler (Instructions supplied, and possibly the adhesive required).
or...
2) Create two molds, the first as above and a second mold that would replace the OEM spoiler. After the two pieces cured they would be glued to each other resulting in a one-piece spoiler that would not require the original spoiler for attachment. This piece would be supplied unpainted.
or...
3) Same as #2 and painted to match your OEM paint.
4) An LED-based 3rd brakelight assembly could be incorporated.

The amount of work up front is significant, therefore I really need to get some sort of a handle how many Magnum owners, and possibly vendors, would be genuinely interested. I'm thinking I need minimum 100 to make this viable. The cost? This really depends on how many are interested! I'll throw out an approximate of $250 for version #1.

let me know folks.

**rwalshphoto** · 11-10-2008, 02:15 PM

Wow thats pretty darn affordable. I would imagine the replacement part would run in the ball park of about twice that?

**Hemissary** · 11-10-2008, 02:20 PM

Not sure what you mean, but if it was damaged somehow a new "version #1" it would be the same cost. If you had to purchase another OEM spoiler to mount it on then yes the cost would increase.

Originally Posted by rwalshphoto

Wow thats pretty darn affordable. I would imagine the replacement part would run in the ball park of about twice that?

**Davesatdoasisbar** · 11-10-2008, 02:33 PM

what about LED's like you have. I remember seeing a thread some time ago when you had these lit at night. Love it.

**Hemissary** · 11-10-2008, 02:41 PM

Thanks D' here you go. Keep in mind these are very hi-perormance LED's plus a DC to DC inverter:

Action shot:

**rwalshphoto** · 11-10-2008, 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by Hemissary

Not sure what you mean, but if it was damaged somehow a new "version #1" it would be the same cost. If you had to purchase another OEM spoiler to mount it on then yes the cost would increase.

Oh sorry I was meaning the cost of the 2nd version being a replacement of the factory vs. the 1st version.