I love the look of the Roush Mustangs! I prefer pre-painted, but I am just trying to get the look I'm after at a cost.

 

Luke, you might want to keep an eye on Roush's ebay store. They just had their garage sale a week or two ago and I believe anything left over was going to be listed in their ebay store. Unfortunately, I don't recall if they had any spoilers at the garage sale or not. They did have a lot of stuff there, but as with any garage sale, it was kind of hit and miss pending what you were looking for.

 

Thank you very much UMich97!! I'll keep an eye out on that site! Happy Holidays!

 

Thanks Luke. You too!

Also, maybe some other members will be able to chime in with some other good places for picking one up, so that you have a couple avenues to watch. I went with the Steeda for mine, but picked it up via a similar avenue with Steeda and got a great deal on it.

 

Nice! I was just thinking though about the spoiler mounting...that requires drilling in to the rear quarter panels right??

 

You don't HAVE to drill holes, however it'll look a bit weird if you don't since the double-sided tape you use will leave it without a flush look.

 

Thanks Antigini, I guess this rules out the Roush spoiler...hmmm.

 

Yeah, that's exactly why I ended up with a GT500 spoiler. lol I don't mind drilling the trunk since its already been cherry-broken by the factory spoiler, but I REFUSE to put holes in my car where holes have never been.

 

You and I think the same way! I cringe at the thought of drilling into the quarter panels. I am just wanting some change for the spoiler. The V6 spoiler just screams, well "V6". Also, I am not sure what purple accents I want to do. I hope to figure it out soon. I just love purple though. Any suggestions? Happy Holidays!

 

Hey Luke, just my $0.02 cents, but I don't think the V6 spoiler is all bad. It's actually on one of my favorite Mustangs:

However, with that said, I can understand wanting to personalize your ride. If you're set on changing, just keep looking for more styles until you find the one you like. I agree about not wanting to drill holes, which is why I opted for one that used the factory holes. I just liked having the option to go back to stock or to swap in another style if I ever changed my mind down the road. I think half the fun sometimes is making the various changes.