1968 Mustang Coupe or Convertible Shelby Styled Spoiler Rear Quarter Extensions

Bring the Spoiler Trunk Lid Look to Your Coupe or Convertible Mustang

The rear profile is one of the most recognizable features of a Shelby-inspired Mustang. These fiberglass fender extension panels help create the extended body shape associated with the legendary Convertible GT350 and GT500 or California Special Coupe. Instead of trying to piece together a conversion one side at a time, this Stang-Aholics Spoiler End Cap package gives you both sides in one complete set.

Whether you're building a period-inspired Shelby tribute, California Special Tribute, a GT350/GT500 clone, a custom Coupe or Convertible, or a modern restomod with classic styling, these panels provide an important component of the Shelby-style rear conversion.

Designed to Work With a Shelby-Style Spoiler Deck Lid

These fender extension spoiler end caps are designed only to be used with 1968 fiberglass Spoiler deck lid, part number BOD-068-022 . The deck lid and extended fender extensions work together to establish the proper rear Spoiler profile. If you're converting a standard Mustang Coupe or Convertible to a CA Special or Shelby-style appearance, using compatible components together is recommended for the best overall fit and appearance.

Quality Fiberglass Construction

These panels are constructed from fiberglass using manufacturing techniques intended to provide consistent quality and simplify installation. The manufacturer's fiberglass components are carefully produced in low volume production for consistency and ease of installation.

Fiberglass is an excellent choice for custom Mustang body conversions because it allows builders to reproduce specialized body shapes that may not be readily available in standard steel replacement panels. The result is a purpose-built body component for enthusiasts who want the unmistakable Shelby-inspired rear spoiler appearance without trying to fabricate the extensions themselves.

Mounting Hardware Included

The panels include mounting hardware, but the hardware is not mounted with the flange, and the studs are not installed. This allows the installer to establish the appropriate mounting position during the fitting process. This is especially useful when fitting fiberglass components to a vehicle whose body panels may have been replaced, repaired, modified, or previously restored.

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