[MAStuart]

Thanks Bill for your response. I spend a lot of time looking for good detail pictures of these cars and they are hard to find. I also see that there are differences in the original cars over time. I guess that I have never seen or maybe just did not notice a picture of one of the spoiler that was 1/2 inch wide in the middle and gets wider towards the ends. If the front side is flat top to bottom it must have a slight curve left to right as it goes along the top edge.


Any chance you have any detail photos of the rivnuts where the come through to the back panel also a shot of where the rear panel is riveted to the support tubing and the surrounding panels like the quarters and roll pans and spoiler is attached by weld. Also are the rivnuts put in the panel underneath the spoiler at the front edge. Are they through that panel and into the 5/8 square tubing that the rain gutter inside the hatch is welded to.

PS The process I went threw to build the steel cowl that supports the windshield for this car was in a book by William Longyard Sheet Metal Fab for Car Builders

So many questions so few answers to details on the original cars ................
......Mark